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David Letterman apologized to Sarah Palin and her family last night for telling that joke. Palin accepted, saying:
Of course it's accepted on behalf of young women, like my daughters, who hope men who 'joke' about public displays of sexual exploitation of girls will soon evolve.
Letterman certainly has the right to 'joke' about whatever he wants [...]

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I don't think much of Sarah Palin as a feminist, but the Alaska Governor has emerged as an interesting figure in the movement for one reason: she has encouraged conservatives to unwittingly defend women's rights, and liberals to deny them. This MSNBC clip, featuring [...]

It was just seven months ago that local blogger M@ joined the District haters over at Why I Hate D.C. In that time, M@'s very first post on the blog—which detailed a fantasy jog, rape, and murder on the Memorial Bridge—has inspired hundreds of anonymous comments threatening M@'s rape and death.
Last night, M@ was finally [...]

Mmmmmmmmmmmm, tacos.
A Hierarchy of Date-Rape Jams, a charticle that is totally invalidated if you hate Rod Stewart.
(How to Enginer A) Teen Sex Scandal!, for those of you clinging to your old media jobs

Who Can Make a Rape Joke?, but seriously folks.

My Body is Not Defined By Pregnancy, rather: tacos.
The Five Most Inappropriate Cock-Bib Phrases, and [...]

This week, comments got heated on Who Can Make a Rape Joke?, inspiring a forthcoming piece, "Who Can Write An Article About Who Can Make A Rape Joke?"

Art says:
To say that Foxx’s Blame It has a “date rape theme” is a misinterpretation of the song at best and disingenuous at worst.

While placing a simple rape joke in a pop song won't derail your music career, it could haunt you for decades and prevent you from becoming president, or anything else great ever. Below, five rape jokes that politicians wish they had never said—or, more likely, wish nobody ever heard.