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Introducing Salon's cheeky new women's blog

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  • Wednesday, November 2, 2005 02:08 AM

    Excellent Job on Broadsheet

    Just noticed the Broadsheet section while surfing Salon.com. I am VERY pleased. The new blog/news section gave me a whole new area to explore (with links!!) and I like what I see so far. I have been a feminist all my life, but dislike some of the too PC slant in many of the traditional womens organizations publications. Its nice to see a womens section in a major publication that doesn't have the persistant moralizing and preachiness that so many feminist sites indulge in. I am so ready to see a practical take on womens issues that merely presents the information we need rather than sermonizing on what we as feminists should fight against or believe. Let me choose the issues that matter to me. Good Job Salon! Keep it up. -B

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