wondering

I just followed a woman for a bit at uni, who was wearing tights and a jumper. And, well, basically you could see her underwear, pretty clearly through the tights. They looked more like tights than leggings that way. I was about to catch up to her and tell her, when it occurred to me she was about to head into a classroom, and she was unlikely to have any other clothes on hand to do anything about it - so I kind of figured what was the point? It would only make her self-conscious.

But I am wondering if that was the right call. musing, really as I can't do anything about it now.

what do you think? Is it worth telling someone? Normally I think it is always better to have more knowledge....

Foucault anyone?

So in the ongoing bug-eyed reporting from my legal theory professors reality...

Foucault fully supported the Ayatolla and the revolution and the aftermath in Iran? Really? Or is that like his quoting de Beauvoir and Gurley-Brown about wives being prostitutes and parasites without explaining the context and work around those quotes?