As a family nurse practitioner, I find that type of remark patently untrue.
"That type of remark shows the reverse prejudice that police officers deal with every day," he said.
To their surprise, the researchers discovered there was one particular type of remark that improved student effort so much that they called it "magical".
Being a good 25 years older than Mr. Cohen, I have learnt that his "Dandelion" comment is the type of remark that will come back to haunt either him or his children.
Early in the campaign Michelle was quoted talking about picking up after Barack -- a typical wifely complaint -- but she quickly realized that was not the quality of comment that should come from a candidate's wife, and she never repeated that type of remark.
But... when it's your job to be protecting someone, especially when that person is a female, to be making those types of remarks and be posting them, is absolutely indefensible," Representative Peter King, chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee, told CNN.
I have to confess, these types of remarks got me thinking -- as well as reacting -- and I started questioning myself... Is what these people saying true? Do I lack boundaries, and will my son turn into a criminal?
"Why can't you be as nice as your sister?" "Your brother used to get As when he was in Calculus, why are you barely getting Bs?" If you are a parent, have you found yourself making similar types of remarks to your own child?
"I didn't feel weird or any type of supernatural way," remarked Jankun.
