HeyJaredPhyllis’s Newsletter
Focusing on current events, including women's right globally and domestically. She also focuses on Islamic gender and religious apartheid, antisemitism/antiZionism, Israel, and Psychology.
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My Work Appears in Romania (opens the original)
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Yesterday, to my surprise, Google sent me this notice. I otherwise would not have known any of this. I guess it’s a very good thing, to be so privileged so as to have written a book that has traveled around the world and through time to reach so many readers. See the review below, in Romania Journal.It’s been 54 years since I first published it. I might be the only one alive now who stands able and willing to criticize its shortcomings, blind spots, limitations. I might also want to expand it qu
What Gets Attention on X (opens the original)
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Ah, and so now I know.If I unleash, run something right off the top of my head, express myself to the max (even if I haven’t thought it all through), that’s what gets far more “hits” than anything I’ve posted that was more carefully thought out, considered, even (perish the thought!) a wee bit academic. Off my chest. On the run. That’s the ticket to ride.For example, when I posted the link to my more carefully considered piece, “The Hatred for Israel Boils Over at the UN,” which was republished
The hatred for Israel boils over at the UN: (opens the original)
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According to two of my colleagues, who were onsite, the FBI has evacuated the UN and areas nearby because they found a suspicious package that they feared might be a bomb.They are all pretty hysterical. What did happen is that a suspicious briefcase may have been found at the Chrysler Building and the police evacuated it and surrounding areas. However, the Party of Dirty Tricks will never quit. And they span the globe.More important: Whether Jews like it or not, whether Jews “hate” Bibi or not,
Mothers for Sale (opens the original)
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There is a very good article in this month’s Atlantic by Helen Lewis about legalized surrogacy. It brings me back to my work in the 1980s and confirms that my analysis and fears were all too correct. As usual, they were not politically correct.In 1987, barely a year after I published Mothers on Trial: The Battle for Children and Custody, I saw that a new kind of custody battle was fully upon us. I viewed the earliest cases of surrogacy as a battle between wealthy “intended parents” and economica
Sleepless--Not in Seattle, but in Good Old NYC (opens the original)
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