Woody Cavenaugh

This is so interesting on so many levels that I am having real problems figuring out what I am going to title this entry.

This is the gist. Two girls go to see The Vagina Monologues. They are uplifted and enlightened by it and on the way out the door buy themselves an "I [heart] my vagina" pin. They wear it to school. School tells these honors students that there is no place in their educations for their vaginas. And the war begins.
Here's the news story

I don't even know where to begin this, let alone what to title it. Oh wait! I do know what to title this. (inserts historically inspired title into the title box).

I can only imagine that this school has one heck of a fine medieval studies departnent. How else could they behave in that way here in the 21st century. If you ever find yourself in a place where you end up saying to yourself, "Help! Help! I'm being oppressed!" Or worse yet ladies, "Help! Help! My vagina is being oppressed!" It is time to take a stand. And I think these girls are handling it in a pretty good way considering they are being "dicked" (couldn't resist) by such an archaic mindset.

Hey Winona Hich School officials, pussy out and stop being a dick to these fine upstanding enlightened honors students. (I think I just made a tripple entendre, and insulted both sides at the same time! Cool!)

And the school certainly can't use the "morals" arguement here, if anyone did try to use that argument it would only demonstrait that they are wrong, they know it, and they are grasping at straws for anything to keep them righteous and oppressive.

I applaud the girls for doing what they did.
I applaud the support they are getting from the community.
If it goes to court I will be applauding when they win against their oppressors.

And now a little light reading and some historical perspective for anyone who believes that these young ladies are wrong.

You go girls!