Food...or rather Sex, Lies and Videotapes For Thought?

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• Culture

  

  Whore, Prostitute, Hooker, or Sex Worker: What Should You Say?

  The New York Post is being sued for calling DSK's accuser a "hooker." Should they have called her a "prostitute" instead?

  by Cord Jefferson +

• News

  

  Sex, Food and... Generosity?

  A landmark study from the Harvard Business School shows that generosity-and its benefits- are deeply ingrained in human nature.

  by Kyla Fullenwider +

• Education

  

  Will Videotaping Teachers Make Them More Effective?

  Bill Gates says it will. Do you agree?

  by Amanda M. Fairbanks +

• Lifestyle

  Is It Better to Provide Health Food or To Eliminate Junk Food? The Community Answers

  by Hillary Newman +

• Lifestyle

  

  Is It Better to Provide Health Food or to Eliminate Junk Food?

  When it comes to the fight against obesity, what's more important: access to healthy food or barriers to unhealthy food?

  by Peter Smith +

• Culture

  

  What Most Sex Scandals Have In Common (Hint: It's Not Sex)

  Sex scandals are treated as gossip, not as wake-up calls to fight abuses of power.

  by Nona Willis Aronowitz +

• Lifestyle

  

  An American Oddity: Sex Ed That Actually Talks About Sex

  I spent my adolescence terrified about sex, all aspects of which seemed to me to be coated with a film of physical and emotional disease.

  by Amanda Hess +

• Lifestyle

  

  Sex, Drugs, and DSK: The Year in Sex

  Whether it was reviled GOP candidates or beloved male porn stars, this year in sex was as varied as sex itself.

  by Amanda Hess +

• Environment

  

  The Ballsy New Tap Water Campaign: Lies

  Well, this is something: Tappening, the tap-water campaigners, has taken its gloves off and is fighting the bottled-water business the dirty way....

  by Siobhan O'Connor +

• Lifestyle

  

  Food for Thinkers: Online Advertising, or Where Toaster Strudels and Chez Panisse Meet

  Kristen Taylor examines the incongruous side dishes of corporate copywriting that adorn most food blogs.

  by Kristen Taylor +

• Lifestyle

  

  Find Out What Lies Behind Your Favorite NYC Restaurant's Letter Grade

  New York City is planning to make a restaurant's hygiene violations available via scannable bar code. Good idea or not?

  by Nicola Twilley +

• Lifestyle

  

  With All the Lies About Sustainable Fish, Two San Franciscans Get on the Boat

  What if the only way not to get duped was to go out and meet the fishermen yourself? That's what one restaurant decided it had to do.

  by Peter Smith +

• News

  

  Those Oil Companies Lied: California's Climate Change Law Will Create Jobs

  Just for the record, a new report completely debunks the claims to out-of-state oil companies made to try to kill California's AB 32.

  by Andrew Price +

• Lifestyle

  Is It More Important to Purchase Locally Grown or Organic Food?

  by GOOD +

• Culture

  

  Once a Sex Worker, Always a Sex Worker?

    Melissa Petro is an elementary school teacher who used to be a sex worker. Her essay for The Rumpus, "Not Safe for Work," examines the stigma...

  by Patrick James 5

• Lifestyle

  

  We Want To Eat GOOD (or at Least Better) in 2011

  2011 is going to taste pretty good around here—for the first few weeks of January, at least. What's your New Year's food resolution?

  by Nicola Twilley +

• Culture

  

  I’m Gonna Need You to Fight Me On This: How Violent Sex Helped Ease My PTSD

  As a journalist who covers human rights, I spend a lot of time absorbing trauma. This is one thing that helped me deal.

  by Mac McClelland +

• GOOD Events

  

  Ask Wendy Kopp (or Ninive Calegari or John Wood)

  We're holding our first event in the "GOOD Conversations" series tomorrow in New York. It's called "Mavericks of Education." We're going to sit...

  by Andrew Price +

• Education

  

  Funny (or Effective Political Advocacy) or Die

  When Funny or Die first launched it was all about drunk toddlers, but in recent months the site has been producing some "exclusive" original...

  by Andrew Price 1

• News

  

  Some Thoughts On Gaza...

  As the Israeli incursion into Gaza continues, and as the calls for a truce/ceasefire/cessation of hostilities become louder and louder from Europe...

  by Morgan Clendaniel, GOOD +