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Margery Eagan

Margery Eagan

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Host, GBH News (Boston, MA)

Boston, Dorchester

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Australian Culture

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Celebrity news, Food, Travel

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Total articles 82

  • Looking for accurate sex education? You won’t find it in Mass.

    By Margery Eagan| The Boston Globe Verified This was the 1970s, before the Internet, Google, and fact-based sex ed. It’s back when parents tossed sex pamphlets at our heads, then ran from our bedrooms. “You’re a Young Lady Now” was the pamphlet for girls, brought to us by Kotex. The Living Fossil’s rogue sperm theories did sound whacky even to my 15-year-old ears. On the other hand, girls at school were disappearing. I went to more than one quickie wedding.

    By Margery Eagan · The Boston Globe

    May. 31, 2019

  • The Church’s dismaying anti-abortion rhetoric

    By Margery Eagan| The Boston Globe Verified I saw the enraging line last week in a parish bulletin in my hometown of Fall River, where the diocese, 17 years after the clergy-abuse story broke in Boston, has yet to publish names of its own credibly accused priests. My sister saw it at a Cape Cod parish. Friends saw it in and around Boston – friends who, like me, are hanging by a thread to a church that won’t come clean on abuse, still discriminates against women and gays, and now appears, again, to be spinning and twisting truth.

    By Margery Eagan · The Boston Globe

    May. 16, 2019

  • Looking for accurate sex education? You won’t find it in Mass.

    By Margery Eagan| The Boston Globe Verified This was the 1970s, before the Internet, Google, and fact-based sex ed. It’s back when parents tossed sex pamphlets at our heads, then ran from our bedrooms. “You’re a Young Lady Now” was the pamphlet for girls, brought to us by Kotex. The Living Fossil’s rogue sperm theories did sound whacky even to my 15-year-old ears. On the other hand, girls at school were disappearing. I went to more than one quickie wedding.

    By Margery Eagan · The Boston Globe

    May. 31, 2019

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GBH News (Boston, MA)