On Wednesday of last week, Ben Radford, a well-respected and well-published member of what is broadly known as “the skeptic community,” published a website dedicated to answering accusations of gross sexual harassment made by Karen Stollznow, another prominent member of that community. Bob O’Hara has a report.
The American Military, like every other institution in western culture, is picking up torches and pitchforks and gone on a crusade against a sexual assault epidemic that does not exist. And as would be expected, the military is turning on its own to get the job done.
Men, those crazed and out of control beasts must be trained to override the violent instinct to rape women – so says the feminist narrative of “rape culture.” As wider culture begins to reject this feminist stereotype, John Hembling warns that biographies of those who perpetuated it will be eternally stained with the conclusion ‘there lived a bigot’.
If Amanda Marcotte’s social life reflects her writing, then she must have a wild time indeed in a rape culture like hers.
Lurking in the patriarchy’s massive storage bin of oppression is some four hundred thousand rape kits that men who smoke cigars in smokey board rooms make sure are never tested. Well, maybe that is not exactly the story. Maybe something else is going on that has to do with feminism and money.
Caroline Kitchens joins the growing ranks of women calling “nonsense!” on the idea that we live in a “rape culture” that normalizes sexual assault on women. We begin to suspect a Berlin Wall moment may be upon us.
False allegations never happen, so we demand to know what’s going to be done about Karen Smith of Sexual Assault Voices of Edmonton’s alleged atrocities.
“Research” by Mary P. Koss of the University of Arizona decades ago began a campaign to define rape exclusively as “unwanted penetration” of any sort. Over the years this absurd definition has been used to support the notion that we live in a “rape culture.” But this wall of lies looks like it’s beginning to crumble.
The appallingly sexist and bigoted “Don’t be THAT guy” posters from Sexual Assault Voices of Edmonton recently oozed onto the scene in Canada’s capital, Ottawa. AVfM’s Director of Activism recently did some postering of his own there. Jim Byset reports.
Permutation of Ninjas suggests a campaign to make half the victims of sexual assault be recognized. We endorse this. Dean Esmay reprints a posting from their blog, and encourages you to take the necessary action.
