Teen Skepchick's Reality Checks

Teen Skepchick’s Reality Checks 7.10

Mindy — July 10, 2013

0 0 0

An interview with Kimberley Bryant, who is working to bring more minority girls into computer science. (via Scientific American)
An 11-year-old Chilean girl was raped…and is being denied an abortion. Because life, I guess. (via Feministing)
The Oregon legislature passes tuition-free higher education. (via Raw Story)
Ball State University hires a creationist astronomy professor. Oof. (via Inside Higher Ed)

Featured image credit: Daniel Hartwig

Got a link you think we should know about? Contact us here.

Mindy

Mindy is an attorney and Managing Editor of Teen Skepchick. She hates the law and loves stars. You can follow her on Twitter and on Google+.

No Comment

Leave a reply Cancel reply

You must be logged in to post a comment.

Megan Let me make this clear, JOBS DAUGHTERS IS NOT A CHRISTIAN ORGANIZATION, nor is it "weird". What you have said about Job's Daughters is completely... – Apr 24, 7:48 PM
timmyson Check out <a href=https://letsencrypt.org>Let's Encrypt</a>. It's signing certificates have been accepted into Java since some recent-ish version of Java 8, and are becoming more widely... – May 14, 10:25 PM
floatingmanatee Rich people are so weird, why the hell would you put a jade egg in your vagina??? – Jan 23, 2:07 PM
SEVA Skeptics Regarding point 1: Your vote does count. But if you feel it doesn't, don't rely on others to work to make that change for you,... – Jul 26, 1:18 PM
Elizabeth By instead of I mean I live in Georgia. It may stop being a staunchly red state in my lifetime, but I'm not holding my... – Jul 25, 12:50 PM
Buzz Parsec Item 2 - volunteer for a campaign or candidate that you support. You will help enormously with getting that candidate or issue to have traction... – Jul 25, 12:34 PM

Copyright ©Skepchick, All Rights Reserved.