Felix Domesticus

daskannnichtsein:

mollydruwho:

The UN states that any country restricting a woman’s access to abortion and/or contraception is, in doing so, violating a woman’s human rights.

….finally.

So, we’ve got extremely reputable cancer-related organizations saying abortion doesn’t cause cancer or increase your risk.

We’ve got extremely reputable reports declaring post-abortion depression to be a hoax.

We’ve got extremely reputable reports showing how many women die from lack of safe, legal abortions.

And now we have the UN stating that ANY and ALL restrictions to the right to choose, to have knowledge, and to have contraception is a violation of human rights.

Your move, Anti-Choicers. Try not to use slavery, the Holocaust, or the Bible.

tacanderson:

Anthropology is vastly undervalued in the business world. This could prove to be detrimental to their success. I believe that if companies want to continue to stay competitive in an increasingly networked and culturally evolving future, they need to start looking to the filed of anthropology for answers to the challenges that lie ahead.

As we come out of the recession we will be entering a world that businesses aren’t familiar with and have to work with customers, institutions and other companies in collaborative ways they aren’t prepared to deal with. They’ll be stepping into new territory and many of them will be stuck looking at the ruins of the old world trying to figure out what went wrong and what they need to do differently.