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“The 1857 Matrimonial Causes Act had made it possible for men to obtain a divorce more easily, i.e. simply on the grounds of the wife's adultery. The Act was no great help to women, who had to prove bestiality, incest or some other 'unnatural practice as well as adultery to get a divorce. The logic behind this discrepancy was stated to be the fact that adultery in woman was more serious than in a man. An adulterous man, it was argued, would still know he was the father of his wife’s children, but if a wife was adulterous there was no way of knowing. In 1923 divorce was made possible for wives simply on proof of adultery and as a result the number of applications for divorce shot up. “(page 8)
My thoughts: Men are so hung up on the child being THEIR!tm. While I think they only contribute 0.5% of a child. Not 50%. Listen to my calculations. Men contribute only at the point of the conception. Creation of a child goes from 1% conception to 100% after nine months development, labor and delivery. I am actually being beneficiary here giving them 50% ownership over fertilized egg. This tiny involvement makes men feel entitled to proclaim a child to be their property under their ownership and pass unfair laws like the one above.
Sheila Jeffreys (13 de mayo de 1948) es una feminista, activista política y académica inglesa expatriada en Australia. Es profesora asociada de Ciencia Política en la Universidad de Melbourne (Australia). Antes de trasladarse a Australia a inicios de los 90, vivió la mayor parte de su vida en el Reino Unido. Jeffreys es famosa por ser una crítica de género y a menudo es atacada por ello.
Jeffreys escribió que la revolución sexual en términos masculinos contribuyó más a la opresión femenina que a la liberación efectiva. También es responsable de los textos que tratan sobre la forma en que los transexuales reproducen roles opresivos de género y mutilan sus cuerpos mediante cirugía; cómo la cultura lésbica se ha visto afectada negativamente al asimilar el comportamiento sexista de la subcultura de los hombres homosexuales y su sexualidad dominante / sumisa.
“La experiencia de la opresión ha afectado nuestra capacidad de amarnos con dignidad y amor propio, no solo una intensa sensación de placer. Sin embargo, esta capacidad sigue existiendo. Podemos enfrentar todas las opresiones que nos hacen amar la bota que nos golpea enviándonos de vuelta a la sumisión. Podemos elegir no tener una relación amorosa con nuestros opresores. Podemos elegir una sexualidad que no participe en nuestra opresión, sino en nuestra política de resistencia. ”- Jeffreys
https://medium.com/arquivo-radical/feminista-sheila-jeffreys-2b60da9a73d5
I thought I'd take a look at how successful each team/franchise has been with their current owner since I thought the owner might be more responsible for a team's success over a long period of time since they are ultimately responsible for the hiring and firing of the staff who run the team. In some cases, these are individuals who have bought the team, but in other cases, the team has been managed by a partnership or trust since the team was founded. If anyone has any ideas on how to improve on these statistics, or how to make them more reflective of who is actually controlling the teams, please let me know. In any case, I've put the data in an alphabetical table and graph that is sorted by most to least winningest teams.
Franchise | Owner | Year Acquired | Overall Record | Win % ---|---|----|----|----|---- Arizona Cardinals | Estate of Bill Bidwill | 1932 | 510-712-30 | 40.7% Atlanta Falcons | Arthur Blank | 2002 | 163-154-1 | 51.3% Baltimore Ravens | Steve Bisciotti | 2000 | 209-141-0 | 59.7% Buffalo Bills | Kim & Terry Pegula | 2014 | 70-65-0 | 51.9% Carolina Panthers | David Tepper | 2018 | 22-40-0 | 35.5% Chicago Bears | Virginia Halas McCaskey | 1920 | 781-608-42 | 54.6% Cincinnati Bengals | Mike Brown | 1968 | 371-458-5 | 44.5% Cleveland Browns | Jimmy & Dee Haslam | 2012 | 51-105-1 | 32.5% Dallas Cowboys | Jerry Jones | 1989 | 286-240-0 | 54.4% Denver Broncos | Joe Ellis, trustee | 1984 | 352-252-1 | 58.2% Detroit Lions | Sheila Ford Hamp | 1963 | 367-521-16 | 40.6% Green Bay Packers | Green Bay Packers, Inc. | 1923 | 780-580-38 | 55.8% Houston Texans | Janic McNair & Family | 1999 | 138-180-0 | 43.4% Indianapolis Colts | Jim Irsay | 1972 | 388-389-1 | 49.9% Jacksonville Jaguars | Shahid Khan | 2012 | 41-117-0 | 25.9% Kansas City Chiefs | Clark Hunt & siblings | 1960 | 505-429-12 | 53.4% Las Vegas Raiders | Carol & Mark Davis | 2011 | 69-104-0 | 39.9% Los Angeles Chargers | Dean Spanos | 1984 | 290-315-0 | 47.9% Los Angeles Rams | Stan Kroenke | 1995 | 198-230-1 | 46.2% Miami Dolphins | Stephen M. Ross | 2008 | 105-117-0 | 47.3% Minnesota Vikings | Zygi Wilf | 2005 | 139-128-2 | 51.7% New England Patriots | Robert Kraft | 1994 | 307-139-0 | 68.8% New Orleans Saints | Gayle Benson | 1985 | 316-273-0 | 53.7% New York Giants | John Mara[ (50%) & Steve Tisch (50%) | 1925 | 706-628-33 | 51.6% New York Jets | Robert Wood Johnson IV and Christopher Wold Johnson | 2000 | 153-197-0 | 43.7% Philadelphia Eagles | Jeffrey
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