A young woman recently wrote to a number of male contributors to this site. Managing Editor Dean Esmay has penned an open letter response to her, and to any others who may share her kneejerk reactions, in the hopes that they may overcome their prejudices.
Ron Collins shares his research on VAWA (Violence Against Women Act) and lays out the important issues we face as a result of silencing the critics. Aside from the corruption and embezzlement, no one even seems to care if the programs are working.
Once again James Taranto is facing a twitstorm, this time over suggesting that men and women are equally responsible for their behavior while drinking. Pierce Harlan has little patience for this, and neither do we.
Those who say lying about these things is extraordinarily rare have a lot to answer for in the way that they have manipulated others into, and outright encouraging, lying. We hope one day they are called to account.
A prominent leftist intellectual and film-maker in France, Alain Soral has some thoughts on feminism worth thinking about.
Fascistic ideologues at the National Union of Students at the Sydney University are offended at the idea that men may be human, and seek to destroy any literature or discussion which advances that point of view. Dr. Greg Canning reports.
Victor Zen manages to utterly destroy everything Laci Green stands for with five minutes of raw ginger rage.
First wave feminism helped bring women the vote, at least in some places. Among other things, second wave feminism helped open a world of choices to women they previously did not have. And what is the third wave’s defining accomplishment? Creating a culture of victimhood where women can manufacture outrage, and ride it straight to the bank.
The results are in, people prefer male over female bosses because they are easier to work for. Mike Buchanan tells us at least 10 good reasons for why this is so.
Recently a brave young woman named Jamie X confronted female teacher Andrea Cardosa who had sexually abused her since she was 12 years old. The confrontation is captured here in a YouTube video, followed by some personal commentary by Dean Esmay who reminds readers that sexual abuse should not be considered a gendered issue
