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Characters
The following lists all characters, major and minor, of the "mothership" Law & Order series.
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Police
Max Greevey
Sergeant Max Greevey
Appearances:Law & Order
Played By:George Dzundza (Season 1)
"Seventeen-year-olds shouldn't be doing the thing that makes babies."
- Big Fun: Is noticeably larger than most characters, but is still a likeable guy.
- Character Death: After Dzundza decided not to come back for the second season, Greevey was shot by a bad guy seeking to prevent him from testifying in a corruption case.
- Cigar Chomper: Often seen with a stogie in the corner of his mouth, but it's never lit.
- Deadpan Snarker
- Dropped a Bridge on Him: Got shot in the first episode of Season Two.
- Happily Married: One of the few main characters who has a stable and loving marriage. This makes his sudden death with his wife watching all the more difficult to deal with.
- Moral Guardian: He’s very judgmental about anything that doesn't fit his conservative worldview. He once asked to be taken off of a case because he didn’t approve of the victim’s sex life, and he was very uncomfortable handling a case that revolved around an abortion clinic bombing.
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Social justice. Progressive politics. Improper media depictions. What exactly is the F-word (feminism) about?
I have always understood feminism as a project that casts a very wide net, the goals and values of which can keep quite a few people dry under the shade of its umbrella. But more and more, I see a narrowing of who can count as a feminist. There are a few reasons for this constriction. First, the more the F-word becomes a pejorative in contemporary society, the greater the need is to circle the bandwagons and set up camp. Second, when a particular group has elevated levels of in-fighting occurring, it makes sense to start psychologically splitting people into “feminist” and “not feminist.” Or, on a spectrum, “strong feminist” vs. “weak feminist.” Third, there is a pragmatic need for groups to find an optimal tension with society. When social groups are too counter-cultural or revolutionary, they get branded extremist and fanatical, but when they are wishy-washy and lukewarm, they become another extension of the status quo and lose their prophetic fire.
As an atheist, I see all of this occurring in non-believing circles as well. And I’m not really sure how to navigate it. There is also no shortage of men in this soc