Twitter censors reference to Souad Faress’ #FalseRape accusation
Hanna Wallen tells the story of false accuser Souad Faress, and of collusion that is hiding her crime from public view.
The importance of Georgia’s House Bill 51
Hanna Wallen details the importance of Georgia House Bill 51 which seeks to reinstate due process in Universities, and gives suggestions on how you can help its passage.
The primary victim of “equality” is not your daughter
“Some have touted this as a step toward equality. Many, however, seem outraged at the idea of imposing mandatory military service on women during wartime…” Hannah Wallen explores.
Title IX abuse in university athletic programs
The Title IX mess and Feminist complicity in its abuse
War on victims of female perpetrators goes back to college
Hannah Wallen discusses decades old research methodologies established by Mary P. Koss and its impact on subsequent studies leading to an ill-informed public.
Suffragettes still can’t save feminism
Will the movie Suffragette be an historically accurate portrayal of the suffragettes, or a manipulative sales pitch comprised of selective presentation, false framing, and emotional appeal at which its trailer hints? Hannah Wallen explores.
U.S. incarcerated boys report high rate of exploitation by female staff while in custody
Boys are being sexually assaulted, exploited and abused while incarcerated. The perps? Mostly women.
Feminists Earn Merit Badge of Misandry
Nothing offends feminists more than the suggestion that men are human. Hannah Wallen grades feminists on Twitter.
The PUA cheese touch strikes again
Seeking feminist approval by condemning the truly outrageous only reinforces feminists legitimacy to control the terms of the debate. It’s time to stop apologizing.
Dangerous rape myths: Part 2
In Part 1 of “Dangerous rape myths,” I examined three common rape myths: that doubt = misogyny; that the innocent have nothing to fear; and that false allegations are rare. Here in Part 2, I will examine three more: that false allegations are not harmful to the accused; that even if they are harmful they’re …
