The next time someone yells one in four to you when the subject of rape comes up, Smack them with Alison Tieman’s brick of logic. This time next year they will still be trying to figure out what happened to them.
Diana Davison is a naughty girl who wants you to do naughty things, taking “mind-rape” and “eye-rape” to a whole new level.
Paul Elam cobbles together a meme to express his thoughts on rape culture, and in particular those that actually believe it exists.
Diana Davison explores whether using Lewis Carroll, or indeed whether a gaggle of Mother Goose metaphors will help us understand feminists, or help feminists understand themselves. Alas, we already understand. Just take a trip deep down the rabbit hole for the answers.
The movie The Hunt was made in 2012, and it tells the dark and truthful story of what can happen when a false allegation of sexual abuse happens to a man. Paul Elam was so moved by the film that he wrote a review on it just after watching.
PZ Myer’s got his panties in a twist over, and get this, false rape allegations. Stranger things have happened, we suppose, and by even stranger people than Myers. We still love the irony of the internet’s most notorious false accuser getting so bent out of shape. It is like BP being outraged over an oil spill.
The rape whistle is blowing, and they are making the last call. So you better pick up your bags and hop on board if you want to make the ride. The Rape Express is about to leave the station and the Daily Mail’s Jennifer Smith is not going to wait for stragglers.
Amy MacPherson is a feminist. She is also a writer for Huffington Post in Canada. She is also the mother of a son who has, by all indications, been railroaded into a lifelong brand by a Canadian court that has left his life and due process of law in a catastrophic state. AVFM as well as MHRO are both offering to help.
Reporter Heather Cox supposedly covers sports. She has given herself a new role, however; that of media vigilante, and her first victim is Jameis Winston, 19-year-old star quarterback for the Florida State University Seminoles. ESPN now joins the rest of the world in piling on any young athlete accused of a sex crime.
Having experienced false allegations and escaped prison only because he could definitively prove his own innocence, Attila Vinczer now works to free other men from false accusers who were not fortunate enough to make sure to Always Be Recording. He has sent a letter to Queen Elizabeth and a number of other dignitaries, and asks for your help with a petition to the Prime Minister of Canada.
