Recently in the United Kingdom, BBC3 TV aired a live program that debated “Do we live in a sexist country?” Ironically, the program was itself one of the most sexist charades ever to air on television. William Collins gives an overview.
What are the signs that a system of belief is a religion? Noah Murphy takes a look.
One of the more remarkable things about Anita Sarkeesian is that she managed to go years in the mainstream press without a whisper of questioning or criticism of her dogmatic assertions or her non-stop victim narrative
Treat fully grown women like helpless children incapable of making their own rational informed choices, and make men accountable for their choices instead. We always thought that was kind of “patriarchal” or something, but apparently not?
Historical perspective: it’s not always as cut-and-dried as you think.
Google recently celebrated the birth of Simone de Beauvoir. Social sciences classes frequently celebrate her memory. But what exactly did she do to be worthy of such praise?
In this instalment JBTV, Janet Bloomfield answers the question posed by Joe Gordon-Levitt, “What does feminism mean to me?” We are guessing it is not the kind of answer Mr. Gordon-Levitt was expecting.
Careful reviewers have sussed out the lies in Emma Watson’s #HeForShe campaign. August Løvenskiolds has some loving responses to consider.
The corruption and censorship by those journalists who oppose GamerGate revelations has reached a fever pitch. Vincent James continues to unravel the scandal.
Emma Watson has received a lot of attention recently as a result of her UN speech about women. Many have applauded her, and perhaps an equal number have questions about her support for feminist thinking. Honey Badger Radio host Rachel Edwards gives a heartfelt response, and we hope, perhaps in vain, that Ms. Watson will take the opportunity to read it and respond.
