If you ask Gordon Wadsworth, feminism isn’t and perhaps never was a socially progressive movement. Tied to and subservient to archaic sex roles, feminism is just another expression of old school humanity, and as such it serves as an impediment to self-actualization for both men and women.
Elly Tams, whose PhD in Gender Studies has been converted into a Doctorate of FTSU, returns with an eye-rolling rumination on the apparent ongoing need of feminists to pick on comedians. This time Patton Oswalt is in their crosshairs. Good luck dealing with those harpies, Patton.
Louise Pennington wrote an article for the Huffington Post that in its proper context is only distinguishable from Nazi propaganda by a small handful of words. This is the state we are in today, where mainstream publications post vile hate speech under the guise of enlightenment.
The “kill all men” hashtag has been making the rounds as a hot topic in the feminist community of late. Some of them, like Salon.com’s Mary Elizabeth Williams, have been making the case that it is not such a good idea to enable women to be jerks – while she looks the other way at much greater evils.
AVFM Contributing Editor Karen Straughn recently gave a speech at the New York State Libertarian Convention, waking up the crowd to the realities of modern feminism, feminist governance and the undermining of civil liberties in the furtherance of feminst ideology. As always, she was impressive.
Men have now been openly chastised and made to feel inferior by women for not being more emotionally open. But there is a catch. That is not what a lot of women really want. Maybe all of them. It stems from the reptilian brain and extends outward through the realm of gender politics.
In the escalating war against the Men’s Human Rights Movement, the rhetoric and accusations are getting dialed up quite bit. The latest salvo comes from GMPs Senior Editor Joanna Schroeder, who steps out on Twitter to accuse Paul Elam of being sadistic with women. Paul responds.
The gender ideologues identifying themselves as feminists are taking on a new strategy in order to cling to their hegemony. We are your friends, they say, so shut the fuck up and let us fix your issues. Convincing? Well, not so much for JTO.
Mary P Koss, feminist ideologue, bureaucrat with an agenda, played a strong role in the development of rape policy at the Centers for Disease Control. Her mission, it appears, was not to identify rape victims, but to exclude them from recognition. She succeeded.
Up at the University of Toronto, back on April 4th, the woman now known around here as Big Red had a lot to say to us. Dan Perrins and his friend Brenda have something to say back. We doubt she or her defenders, busy pretending Big Red’s under some sort of threat, will even listen.
