Women, looks count louder than actions
Shaula Evans posted at Blogging of the President about Sarah McLachlan's video, World On Fire. After reading a story on the Engineers Without Borders Web site, McLachlan and her production company donated the $150,000 production budget to projects like running a street children's hospital in India for a year, schooling for 100 street children in Tanzania, and education for 200 students in Ethiopia. "The only production expense was $15, the cost of a Sony mini DV tape."
What kind of comments did people men post? "The amount of money wasted on ephermeral crap is astounding." ... "This is a very nice video, but it's consumer politics." ... "So instead of feeding the children of her postproduction company's office manager's secretary, she fed somebody somewhere else." ... "I think the $15 is on poor Sarah's face, though. Man."
And then there's the man who, seeing the poster of the three girls who say yes to boys who say no, said: "Yuck. Between those gals and the Army, I'd pick the Army."
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These girls happened to be the Baez sisters, Joan at left, Pauline (Marden, now Bryan) center, and Mimi (Farina) d. 2001, right.
oops the girls who say yes: http://www.stolaf.edu/depts/womens-studies/ws399/ws399_03/Projects/dabneyproject/girls1.jpg
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