parsnip & star machine
@soowrites.bsky.social
bilingual(🇬🇧🇰🇷) cellist/writer/lawyer
poetry as contemporaneous reflection, contemplating such topics as expression, sensory inspiration, power and its abuse, community, healing & agency. sometimes painting
I worked on this book: tinyurl.com/3kjjxabv
poetry as contemporaneous reflection, contemplating such topics as expression, sensory inspiration, power and its abuse, community, healing & agency. sometimes painting
I worked on this book: tinyurl.com/3kjjxabv
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Researchers have hailed “unprecedented” trial results that show a triple-action cancer injection can eradicate entire tumors in patients. In an international trial spanning 11 countries, the injection was offered to patients whose cancer had spread or come back and whose disease had failed to
October 2, 2026 at 4:18 PM
Researchers have hailed “unprecedented” trial results that show a triple-action cancer injection can eradicate entire tumors in patients. In an international trial spanning 11 countries, the injection was offered to patients whose cancer had spread or come back and whose disease had failed to
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Here is Lin in her own words:
Opinion | I Coined the Term ‘Sexual Harassment.’ Corporations Stole It. (Published 2017)
A word that once promised revolution has been made business-friendly and bloodless. It’s time to reclaim it.
www.nytimes.com
October 3, 2026 at 12:03 PM
Here is Lin in her own words:
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BUT, Wood’s experience helped inspire Working Women United, a public speak-out on workplace harassment, and a new language for identifying a problem women had long experienced but struggled to name. Anyhoo, this is why Women’s and Gender Studies is important. Talking to you, Cornell.
October 3, 2026 at 12:00 PM
BUT, Wood’s experience helped inspire Working Women United, a public speak-out on workplace harassment, and a new language for identifying a problem women had long experienced but struggled to name. Anyhoo, this is why Women’s and Gender Studies is important. Talking to you, Cornell.
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After her denied appeal, Wood went to Cornell’s Human Affairs Program, where Farley, Susan Meyer, and Karen Sauvigné helped her find feminist lawyers to continue fighting the denial. The women began organizing around her experience, but Wood’s case still failed.
October 3, 2026 at 12:00 PM
After her denied appeal, Wood went to Cornell’s Human Affairs Program, where Farley, Susan Meyer, and Karen Sauvigné helped her find feminist lawyers to continue fighting the denial. The women began organizing around her experience, but Wood’s case still failed.
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In 1975, Cornell employee Carmita Wood resigned after persistent unwanted sexual advances from a professor. When she applied for unemployment benefits, her claim was denied on the grounds that she had left for “personal non-compelling reasons.” She appealed and was denied.
October 3, 2026 at 12:00 PM
In 1975, Cornell employee Carmita Wood resigned after persistent unwanted sexual advances from a professor. When she applied for unemployment benefits, her claim was denied on the grounds that she had left for “personal non-compelling reasons.” She appealed and was denied.
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I’ll also add that most of the heat should be directed at USA Today, but the journalists who participated in this breach of ethics also made a choice.
Organizations are made up of people. We can’t absolve the people who do harm on the behalf of an organization.
Organizations are made up of people. We can’t absolve the people who do harm on the behalf of an organization.
October 3, 2026 at 1:47 AM
I’ll also add that most of the heat should be directed at USA Today, but the journalists who participated in this breach of ethics also made a choice.
Organizations are made up of people. We can’t absolve the people who do harm on the behalf of an organization.
Organizations are made up of people. We can’t absolve the people who do harm on the behalf of an organization.
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As an expert on sexual violence, I have to add that these ethical violations are a nightmare for interviews on sensitive subjects.
I would never recommend ANY survivor goes public with their story at an outlet that would do this to them.
I would never recommend ANY survivor goes public with their story at an outlet that would do this to them.
October 2, 2026 at 11:42 PM
As an expert on sexual violence, I have to add that these ethical violations are a nightmare for interviews on sensitive subjects.
I would never recommend ANY survivor goes public with their story at an outlet that would do this to them.
I would never recommend ANY survivor goes public with their story at an outlet that would do this to them.
It obviously is a great country so why is this kind of voting happening? That is all. America, be great!!!!
September 27, 2026 at 5:58 AM
It obviously is a great country so why is this kind of voting happening? That is all. America, be great!!!!
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This is what they've done.
It was a rare federal dataset that captured human emotions. Consumers could have their complaints about American businesses published for all to see.
For years, corporations have critiqued the system.
Now the narratives are no longer being published.
For years, corporations have critiqued the system.
Now the narratives are no longer being published.
The Federal Agency That’s Supposed to Protect Consumers Just Made Another Business-Friendly Move
Debt collection. Credit reporting. Payday loans. Consumer complaints to a federal database used to help reveal issues and bring accountability. Then the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau stopped pu...
www.propublica.org
September 26, 2026 at 7:28 PM
This is what they've done.