Your humble blogger is a proud Philadelphian, an aspiring novelist, and a godless sodomite. I’m employed by the ACLU of Pennsylvania (took the job because I support the organization, not vice-versa) but this is not an “ACLU blog,” this is my personal blog.
I love to argue, and I love an audience. I am motivated to write when I know people are reading. So please comment. Even (especially?) if it’s to tell me how much you disagree with me.
Important Notes:
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Chris,
Who did your website? It’s quite nice.
Henry
Thank you, Henry! I actually did it myself – though most of the credit is due to the pre-designed WordPress theme. I only made minor tweaks, and designed the banner.
Dear Christopher,
My name is Ashley Liening, and I am contacting you on behalf of Cengage Learning, a textbook publishing company, because we would like to republish you article, “Sexting and What it Means to be a Girl” in our upcoming textbook on Online Pornography, which will be part of our “Opposing Viewpoints” series. I first contacted the ACLU for permission, but they informed me that they do not own rights, which means that you do. So, if you could kindly email me back, I’ll gladly send along our standard reprint permission form, which will provide further details about our project.
Thanks so much for your consideration, and I look forward to your reply.
All the best,
Ashley