Author Archives: sincerely, me

The Good Doctor No More

Posted on September 21, 2011

If you live in Houston, you’ve heard a little bit about the Brown criminal trial. Many Houstonians know (Dr.) Michael Brown from the many billboards that tote the Brown Hand Center, or the commercials in which Michael Brown promises to … Continue reading →

Posted in crime, domestic violence, duders, houston, legal issues, news | 8 Comments

Does The Strip Club “Pole Tax” Perpetuate Rape Myths?

Posted on August 29, 2011

Last week, the Texas Supreme Court unanimously upheld a $5 tax on patrons of strip clubs as constitutional. The tax goes to sexual assault agencies and health programs for the poor. My inner feminist opines: why is the all-Republican, conservative … Continue reading →

Posted in art, crime, Dallas, domestic violence, entertainment, feminism, legal issues, media, news, politics, rape culture, sex industry, sexual assault, socioeconomics, workplace | 5 Comments

Travis County To Stop First Trimester Abortion Funding: And Here’s How You Can Help

Posted on August 12, 2011

A few days ago, I wrote about what ending MAP means for Texas women. Unfortunately, I am writing to provide you an update on the Central Health board’s decision. In an unanimous decision, the Travis County Central Health Board has … Continue reading →

Posted in abortion, activism, austin, feminism, health care, legal issues, money, news, politics, reproductive health, socioeconomics | Leave a comment

What Ending MAP Means For Texas Women

Posted on August 8, 2011

[Ed. Note: Readers, please welcome contributor SGB back to HayLadies! SGB immigrated to Houston, Texas when she was eight years old. Since then, she’s realized she’s a Texan at heart. She found her inner feminist at Texas A&M University and … Continue reading →

Posted in abortion, activism, austin, health care, legal issues, money, politics, reproductive health | 5 Comments

Protecting Pets Against Domestic Violence: Looks Good For Lawmakers, But It’s A Drop In The Bucket

Posted on July 22, 2011

[Ed. Note: Readers, please welcome to HayLadies! our newest contributor SGB. SGB immigrated to Houston, Texas when she was eight years old. Since then, she’s realized she’s a Texan at heart. She found her inner feminist at Texas A&M University … Continue reading →

Posted in crime, domestic violence, legal issues, LGBTQ, politics, relationships | 3 Comments