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Saturday, March 2, 2013

Cheerleading as job training ....

Posted on 5:41 AM by Unknown
This article is a bit dated but likely still on target regarding the pipeline from cheerleading into (legal) drug sales.

Via Barbara Ehrenreich (in an actual book)
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