Comments on: “An American Crime” http://www.theoldschoollunch.com/2007/04/26/an-american-crime/ Fri, 21 Nov 2008 18:15:19 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.4 by: The Old School Lunch » An American Crime, Part II http://www.theoldschoollunch.com/2007/04/26/an-american-crime/#comment-30 Fri, 18 May 2007 10:12:24 +0000 http://www.theoldschoollunch.com/2007/04/26/an-american-crime/#comment-30 [...] Earlier I posted about an upcoming movie called An American Crime which is, most depressing of all, based on an entirely true story. [...] […] Earlier I posted about an upcoming movie called An American Crime which is, most depressing of all, based on an entirely true story. […]

]]> by: admin http://www.theoldschoollunch.com/2007/04/26/an-american-crime/#comment-15 Mon, 30 Apr 2007 18:38:19 +0000 http://www.theoldschoollunch.com/2007/04/26/an-american-crime/#comment-15 Crabbers: I really hope that the film does raise that sort of awareness because it's just too much to even make a movie like that without exposing the culture or worse yet, chalking it up to a "crazy woman." and even though i'm not in the UK, i'd absolutely be interested in a mailing list like that..always nice to hear other male feminists :). thanks Crabbers: I really hope that the film does raise that sort of awareness because it’s just too much to even make a movie like that without exposing the culture or worse yet, chalking it up to a “crazy woman.” and even though i’m not in the UK, i’d absolutely be interested in a mailing list like that..always nice to hear other male feminists :) . thanks

]]> by: Crabbers http://www.theoldschoollunch.com/2007/04/26/an-american-crime/#comment-14 Mon, 30 Apr 2007 15:22:00 +0000 http://www.theoldschoollunch.com/2007/04/26/an-american-crime/#comment-14 I had never heard of this case in Indiana before, and like you, in a way I wish I had not followed the link and read what happened - and like you, I agree that it is important to raise awareness of just how easily, frighteningly and shockingly these sorts of events are either swept under the carpet or ignored/mis represented in the Media. I only hope that they do justice to the severity of the case and that they set up some sort of fund to allow the inevitable shit loads of money that the film makes to be poured into charities and organisations that help victims of abuse or assists in cases being investigated properly and the perpetrators dealt with properly by the law. Im at work and I really dont know if I can return to doing the job as a result of reading that link. Furthermore, I have a friend that is interested in setting up a mailing list for male feminists here in the UK, I wonder if you might be interested to share views/thoughts etc? Thanks and well done on having a good blog. I had never heard of this case in Indiana before, and like you, in a way I wish I had not followed the link and read what happened - and like you, I agree that it is important to raise awareness of just how easily, frighteningly and shockingly these sorts of events are either swept under the carpet or ignored/mis represented in the Media. I only hope that they do justice to the severity of the case and that they set up some sort of fund to allow the inevitable shit loads of money that the film makes to be poured into charities and organisations that help victims of abuse or assists in cases being investigated properly and the perpetrators dealt with properly by the law.

Im at work and I really dont know if I can return to doing the job as a result of reading that link.

Furthermore, I have a friend that is interested in setting up a mailing list for male feminists here in the UK, I wonder if you might be interested to share views/thoughts etc?

Thanks and well done on having a good blog.

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