Feminist Biology. No Seriously, Feminist Biology.
Our favorite feminist, Christina Hoff Sommers, steps up to challenge another item so ridiculous only a Women’s Studies department could possibly endorse it.
Phyllis Schlafly Embraces Hypergamy & Male Disposability
There can be no doubt that feminism emerged from the political left. But as Barbarossa notes so eloquently, “the enemy of my enemy is not always my friend.”
Chris Mackney didn’t suicide – he drowned
Despite attempts to wipe Chris Mackney’s existence from the public record, he will not be forgotten. Gregory Becker gives a moving tribute to a man he says did not suicide, but drowned.
That Guy T: Three Recent Feminist Outrages
We were happy to discover a promising new YouTuber commenting on sexual politics: That Guy T!
Black Men First, Then The Rest
Black men, brown men, men of all races: many the social forces we see now appear to many to have started in the 1970s in black and other minority communities, and Mr. Dawson explores the ramifications of that which he’s seen in that time.
Sexual assault in America: Do we know the true numbers?
One of the few people left who call themselves “feminist” that we still have much respect for looks at the rampant rape hysteria being caused by the U.S. government’s Centers for Disease Control.
“You Do You” Feminism’s Recycled Tripe
Victor Zen’s patience is finally trampled by a torrent of stupid from a recent TEDx talk at the University of Georgia.
The Suicide Note Dina Mackney Did Not Want You To Read
In the wake of legal threats to censor a dying man’s message to the world, a number of online sources, on YouTube, Facebook, and elsewhere, have taken to copying his message and even making videos of it reading it out loud. One of these is Gary Costanza, aka JerryTheOther: He’s not the only one. Victor …
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25 Examples of the Usual Rape Culture Bollocks
Sammy Allouba takes on the absurd Everyday Feminism Project’s 25 examples of rape culture. Thanks Sam, we wanted to do it but we didn’t have the energy!
Why Feminists Cannot Be Trusted To Discuss Rape of Men–At All
Jaclyn Friedman, Adele Mercier, and their feminist supports have demonstrated, for all the world to see, that feminists have no right to control the narrative on sexual assault, and no place–at all, in any way–in the discussion of male rape victims.
