it's disgusting. here's a link:

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enlightened as they pretend to be. If nothing else this primary has proven that, repeatedly.

I guess I am lucky I haven't seen any of that offensive merchandise, I would have been offended.

Gender Discrimination is indeed a big problem - globally, not just here in the US.

In many ways, gender discrimination is more over-arching globally than ethnic discrimination.

I hope we can make this part of our Democratic platform as we move forward.

In the end, I believe it is accurate to say both candidates have (and are) facing various kinds of discrimination - though I won't go so far as to say who got it "more"... as an Obama supporter I am willing to consider the possibility that Clinton was on the short end of the stick here.

But I won't go there, because I really do believe that Clinton doesn't want her candidacy to be defined in terms of her gender, and Obama doesn't want his candidacy defined in terms of his ethnicity.

I would like to honor both candidates by seeing them through the lens of their character and the leaders they are.

I get really angry when people want to talk about how race this and race that. How about Gender? It is sad that one group can persicute another and then cry that we have not come far enough.