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Journal  Poems  Sages of the Ages Letters, Emails, and Internet Comments Calculations   Bio   20141217 20131222 20131207 20131206 20131204 20131111 20131109 20131103 20130902 20130901 20130219 20130202 20130130 20130126 20121231 20121100 20120907 20120906 20120625 20120622 20120607 20120508 20120312 20120221 20120105 20110711 20110723 20110113 20100613 20100506 20100429 20050208 20040201 19900305 19700320 19691104 (all or none) Equality (John Locke) Equality (Thomas Paine) On Family (Pope Francis) On Women's Rights (Pope Francis) Prologue (Diogenes, Laertius) Role of Women (Ecclesiastes) Role of Women (Jesus) The Teaching Company (BJ King) Letter to American Scientist: Race Finished Letter to Jessie Jackson Jr: Time to Quit? Letter to Neil Steinberg: Sanctity of Marriage Email to Jacob Sullum: Safety, Risk & Punish "Intent" Email to Jakob Zeman: Safety Definition Email to John Fountain: Racism Email to Kim Greeman: Sexism etc. Email to Mark Wilkerson: NGRAMS Email to Sun Times: American and Israeli Values Email to Sun Times: Suggestion - Free On-Line Archives Internet Comment: Council on Islamic Relations Internet Comment: Economic Decline and Oil Prices Internet Graphic: Haplogroups World Military Expenditures (2010) (none) Google NGRAM (left above) shows "gender rights" didn't appear until 1970 and followed exponential growth through at least 2000, when NGRAM data starts to be limited. The other NGRAM's show recency of terms "sexism", "women's rights" (r,above) "african american" and "black american" (r, below) as well as the overall category of "human rights" (l, below). These terms didn't appear until basically 1940 and followed exponential growth thereafter. The terms got a big boost in the 1970's when the baby-boomers like myself rose in power. The NGRAMS suggest a surge in human rights language despite the US or world experience. I suggest the dicotomy reflects a deep distrust in society's ability to ensure equality among people where no equality exists, but more forceful calls for equality as a social goal. This is another example of some people prefering improvement over God's creation, the "other" over "reality". The capitol was stormed on Wednesday by reactions to the equality mandate showing the opposing "other" idea over reality (election fraud).