[Fuusm-l] Today's Issues for Sunday Sept 19, 2021

[Ted Goertzel]

The Today's Issues group is meeting in the parlor of the Religious
Education building next to the church at 9:30 on Sunday mornings.  All are
welcome.

This Sunday, we will be discussing two essays from the New York Review of
Books.

>From the August 19 issue, page 22, Anne Enright, "The Burden of Yes
<https://docs.google.com/document/d/16NrtUq6SWhYXCoNJISuq7ahHRMxcj6cfkBVbrKOCNtI/edit?usp=sharing>,"
a review of *Tomorrow Sex Will Be Good Again: Women and Desire in the Age
of Consen*t
by Katherine Angel.  Katherine Angel is part of a new generation of female
writers who are revisiting ideas of female submission.

>From the September 23 issue, page 10, Anna Louise Sussman, "Conceiving the
Future
<https://docs.google.com/document/d/1pBD8m95QOFnHkQoB2lxkKEC05524ir634rwPGVBihK4/edit?usp=sharing>,"
a review of three books about population trends, warming and global sperm
counts. She argues that the argument that reducing human populations will
help curb climate change has obvious appeal, but it overlooks several
inconvenient facts.

Both essays are linked from this email.  Please do the reading and join our
lively discussion.
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