The Ms. Ann syndrome
Mumia Ali lays out his particular take on the psychology of the Black feminist, where it comes from, and, finally, how it manifests in real time—what he refers to as the Ms. Ann syndrome.
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Women: Power in the past
For once, we see a video that is exceptional for its non-stupidity on the subject of the role and power of women (and men) in history.
Review: Putting the “ass” into Syfy’s “#Ascension, Chapter 3”
As plot convolutions twist and squirm, a savior of sort is born. August Løvenskiolds wraps up his trilogy of reviews in a blinding flash of WTF.
Feminism … it sounds … familiar …
Modern radical feminism is the sociological manifestation of Munchausen syndrome, according to Elizabeth Fogarty.
Rape accusations are all lies until proven otherwise
Innocent until proven guilty is actually a thing. What that means is that until a crime has been proven, it simply didn’t happen.
Why the UVA rape hoax went viral
Why did so many people believe the Rolling Stone’s incendiary rape story at the University of Virginia? The Factual Feminist explores that question.
Review: Syfy’s “Ascension”: Weak science, sexy social commentary
What happens when the supply of eligible men falls far below the number of women seeking them? August Løvenskiolds reviews “Ascension,” a show where this is a major theme.
David Penberthy shows us what “puerile trash” really looks like
The media mocks and erases male victims in any discussion of violence, making it hard for men to speak up about the abuse they suffer.
Parental Alienation: Parent-Child reunification after alienation
The final installment of our three-part series on parental alienation examines programs, services, and interventions that combat alienation and seek to reunite estranged parents and their children.
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 …
