The sex robots are here and they are all you will ever need
Robots are most interesting in that they help us peek under our own hood and look at what makes us tick.
Art, Entertainment, & Culture
Feminism: Saving the world from evil
Debbie marched into the White House, her fellow feminists at her side. A man greeted her at the door. “May I help you ladies?”
“Wow, they’re insulting me right off the bat,” Debbie thought.
And another man gone, and another man gone
Last month, three men in media lost high-profile positions over a single weekend: on April 23rd and 24th, it was announced that Jeff Shell was out at NBCUniversal, Don Lemon at CNN, and Tucker Carlson at Fox. The reasons for Lemon’s and Carlson’s dismissals have not been released, but transgressions against gender propriety seem to …
Rise of the shield hero: anime men’s issues
It’s fair to say that I don’t like anime. I’m not saying they’re bad, and there are some I’ve enjoyed, but for the most part, I have difficulty getting into them. Some of the things people seem to enjoy about them are elements that I tend to dislike. What I have seen of anime tends …
Hey Kate, how often do you beat your husband?
The trend to make female movie characters tough and abrasive has been proceeding for some time. We can all predict that the new partner in the police procedural, let’s say a petite black woman whose entrance surprises (and thus reveals the bigotry of) the white man she’ll be working with, will turn out to be …
1959: Malvina Reynolds sings an awful song that wouldn’t be out of place in today’s misandric world
Lyrics: It says in Coronet Magazine June nineteen-fifty six, page ten That married women are not as happy As women who have no men Married women are cranky Frustrated and disgusted While single women are bright and gay Creative and well adjusted We don’t need the men We don’t need the men We don’t need …
I see my life in terms of music
Music is a powerful medicine capable of subduing the savage beast, or bringing life and vitality to the depressed. Isaac T. Quill gives a tribute to the power of music.
