Save sexuality and gender studies--support science

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1. 3501
   Name: Bryana French on Mar 3, 2009

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2. 3502
   Name: Cari Carpenter on Mar 3, 2009

   Comments: It is more education--not less--that we need, especially when times are tough.

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3. 3503
   Name: James Lee on Mar 3, 2009

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4. 3504
   Name: Jennifer DiPatrizio on Mar 3, 2009

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5. 3505
   Name: Rebeka on Mar 4, 2009

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6. 3506
   Name: Catherine Gouge on Mar 4, 2009

   Comments: This is not just about academic freedom. This is about resisting attempts to curtail the study of gender and sexuality studies.

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7. 3507
   Name: Joy Learman on Mar 4, 2009

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8. 3508
   Name: Shannon Sawicki on Mar 4, 2009

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9. 3509
   Name: Michael Ladson on Mar 4, 2009

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10. 3510
    Name: Lauren Fiel on Mar 5, 2009

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11. 3511
    Name: Anonymous on Mar 5, 2009

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12. 3512
    Name: John Daniel Jenkins on Mar 5, 2009

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13. 3513
    Name: Adam Clark on Mar 5, 2009

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14. 3514
    Name: Amanda Ashman on Mar 5, 2009

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15. 3515
    Name: Daryl Shy on Mar 5, 2009

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16. 3516
    Name: T. Garner on Mar 5, 2009

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17. 3517
    Name: L Warner on Mar 5, 2009

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18. 3518
    Name: Dr. Jeff Ferrell on Mar 6, 2009

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19. 3519
    Name: Anonymous on Mar 6, 2009

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20. 3520
    Name: Mary Karver on Mar 6, 2009

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21. 3521
    Name: Anonymous on Mar 6, 2009

    Comments: I am distressed to hear that budget cuts are being used as a rationale for the discontinuation of research and teaching programmes into gender and sexuality studies in the USA. As a recipient of the Russ Davey Sexology Award in Western Australia, I am disturbed that at a time when issues relevant to sexual health are more topical globally than ever before, the US is considering cutting some of these vital academic endeavours. Research into gender and sexuality is critical in industrialised nations. It is so often marginalised in developing contexts that the most vulnerable members of our global community are already placed at tremendous risk, and without input from other nations important evidence-based information does not reach the public domain. I am devastated to hear that freedom of speech is under attack in what I believe is a progressive and democratic country. Please allow the programmes at Georgia State and Florida Atlantic Universities to continue. Silencing these voices will have implications far beyond the boundaries of the USA.

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22. 3522
    Name: Cynthia Pate on Mar 7, 2009

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23. 3523
    Name: Maria-Belen Ordonez on Mar 7, 2009

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24. 3524
    Name: Wilma Ralls on Mar 7, 2009

    Comments: I fear to have my children in public school because they might get influenced by the right-wing religious nut crowd! I am so sick of the 15% of the population that identifies with the religious-right ATTACKING the rest of us with their FUTURE DESTROYING tactics AGAINST young people. THESE are the people who need to be educated NOT OUR CHILDREN!

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25. 3525
    Name: Pam Lannutti on Mar 7, 2009

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26. 3526
    Name: Anonymous on Mar 7, 2009

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27. 3527
    Name: Omar Hussein on Mar 8, 2009

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28. 3528
    Name: Karen Kalinowski on Mar 8, 2009

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29. 3529
    Name: Timothy M Hall MD PhD on Mar 8, 2009

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30. 3530
    Name: Anonymous on Mar 9, 2009

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31. 3531
    Name: Nestor Bardales on Mar 9, 2009

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32. 3532
    Name: Rob And Katty Marks on Mar 9, 2009

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33. 3533
    Name: Danielle on Mar 10, 2009

    Comments: Save these programs!

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34. 3534
    Name: Carol Reader on Mar 10, 2009

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35. 3535
    Name: Samantha Porritt on Mar 10, 2009

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36. 3536
    Name: Kerry Thorne on Mar 10, 2009

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37. 3537
    Name: Anonymous on Mar 10, 2009

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38. 3538
    Name: Suzan Ilcan on Mar 10, 2009

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39. 3539
    Name: Carol Libby on Mar 10, 2009

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40. 3540
    Name: Sharon Taylor on Mar 10, 2009

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41. 3541
    Name: Pam McPherson-Findlater on Mar 10, 2009

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42. 3542
    Name: Lillian Gallant on Mar 10, 2009

    Comments: Gendered studies is essential to new ways of learning. As a woman, gendered studies offers a deeping understanding of the world around me and the ways in which I fit into that world.

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43. 3543
    Name: Alyishah Karim on Mar 10, 2009

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44. 3544
    Name: Jana Rottier on Mar 10, 2009

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45. 3545
    Name: Ivana Vidrich on Mar 10, 2009

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46. 3546
    Name: Sonia Nizzer on Mar 10, 2009

    Comments: Education needs Women Studies. This knowledge is always being shunned and kept behind closed doors because people (patriarchal society) are afraid of shifting views. THIS KNOWLEDGE NEEDS TO BE SAVED!

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47. 3547
    Name: Zain Alglaieny on Mar 10, 2009

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48. 3548
    Name: Susan Holbrook on Mar 10, 2009

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49. 3549
    Name: Emma Hamer on Mar 10, 2009

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50. 3550
    Name: Deidre Malott on Mar 10, 2009

    Comments: Graduating in April 2009 with a Honours Degree in Womens Studies from the University of windsor, Windsor, Ontario Canada.

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