Here are a couple of recent articles about girls and math/science/technology education:
International Day of the Girl: Why Science & Math Programs Matter
Make Britain Count: Are girls really worse at math than boys?
This is the White House outreach program to encourage girls in STEM education discussed in the online lecture.
Here’s an article on Holley Mangold prior to her participation in the 2012 Olympics. She ended up not earning a medal due to an injury she sustained before after she dropped weights on her back.
She’s still awesome.
Here is the article referenced in the audio lecture about Michelle Obama’s “posterior” being too large.
Click here to read about Thomas Beadie and his family.
Click here to read about Don Lemon, CNN anchor, and his discussion about his coming out publically in his autobiography.
Click here to read the critique of the book Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Man referenced in the online lecture.
Click here to read more about South Korean men and norms of masculinity related to complexion that was referenced in the audio lecture.
Click here to read about daughters who are part of the Christian Patriarchy movement discussed in the chapter 2 online lecture.
Here is the article I referenced in the audio lecture Nicole Dales wrote in 2012 for The Rotunda about her decision to not have children
This is an example of a “childfree by choice” blog.