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Published: 02/16/11

Rape Victim Forgave Attacker, Then Pressed Charges

By  Mara Gay - AOL News
Rape Victim Forgave Attacker, Then Pressed Charges

Liz Seccuro says forgiveness is one thing, justice another. So when the man who raped her when she was a college freshman at the University of Virginia wrote her a letter of apology nearly 20 years later, Seccuro heard him out. And then, she pressed charges. "Forgiveness is a journey you must take," Seccuro, 43, said in an interview on NBC's "Today" show. But, she said, "that's different than our criminal justice system." The business owner, wife and mother of two from Washington, D.C., has written a memoir about her decades-long struggle for justice and closure, and is speaking out today, ...

Published: 02/13/11

Sex and the Single Pastor: Dating Can be Hell for Unmarried Clergy

By  David Gibson - Politics Daily
Sex and the Single Pastor: Dating Can be Hell for Unmarried Clergy

Valentine's Day can be heaven for lovers, and hell for lonely hearts whose solitude is only deepened by the sight of all the hoopla dedicated to the celebration (and commercialization) of coupledom. Now imagine what this romantic holiday -- and much of the rest of the year -- is like for single pastors who are looking for love and, yes, maybe even a passionate kiss good night if not a roll in the hay. In fact, most congregants probably don't want to think about the sex lives of the clergy, and if they do they may prefer to envision their intimate lives as reflections of the chaste virtues ...

Published: 10/29/10

Fat People Kissing on TV, Andy Warhol and the Perils of Our Internet Age

By  Bonnie Erbé - Politics Daily
Fat People Kissing on TV, Andy Warhol and the Perils of Our Internet Age

Andy Warhol was exaggerating only slightly when he made his now infamous statement: "In the future, everybody will be world famous for 15 minutes." Of course Warhol made that pronouncement in 1968, long before the Internet era. And he was prophetic except for the fact the information age gives everyone 15 nanoseconds, not minutes, of fame. This week, one heretofore unknown Marie Claire blogger named Maura Kelly got her 15 nanoseconds when she wrote: ". . . yes, I think I'd be grossed out if I had to watch two characters with rolls and rolls of fat kissing each other . . . because I'd be ...

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