Jezebel's Kate Harding joins the MRM
Jezebel’s Kate Harding has signed on to the issues being promoted by the MRM for the past several years, though she does seem to be a little bit hostile about doing so. Fuck us all, says Kate.
Feminism
Vanja Krajina: University of Toronto
Sometimes there is a temptation to be wordy, verbose, when an important goal has been accomplished. This time, though, we find no need to be eloquent or overstated. Let us just say this for now. We got her.
Sophia Guo: U of T bigot
In the ongoing investigation of the agents of hatred and bigotry infesting the campus of the University of Toronto, we bring you Sophia Guo, bigot and feminist ideologue, who admits being involved in vandalizing the promotion of the Farrell lecture.
Who is Emma Claire and why is she so hateful?
For those following the University of Toronto debacle involving Warren Farrell and a gaggle of violent protesters against the human rights of men and boys, we have our first investigative winner.
Climbing out of the crazy-tree
When you’ve outed yourself as violent, hateful ideologue , one who looks like a vicious sociopath, how do you go back to being a moral human being, or find a moral compass?
To The University of Toronto Student’s Union
Paul Elam directly issues a letter to the University of Toronto’s Student Union in the aftermath of their inciting violent protest of free speech on behalf of men and boys.
Victim Feminism Speaks!
Dr. Elly Tams, aka “Quiet Riot Girl,” returns with a look at a column from earlier this year by notorious man-hating feminist Suzanne Moore of the UK’s “The Guardian.”
I don’t want any more Lip from you.
This article takes a look at a new artsy fartsy feminarsty magazine called Lip. We could tell you more, but all you need to know is that it was written by Andybob. Enjoy.
Pankhurst: The white feather betrayal of history
The suffragettes were champions for the right to vote and indeed for the civil rights of all women, weren’t they? Well, only if you are clueless about their violent and elitist history.
To the nice feminists
One of the most common reactions from feminists to MRA critiques is “I’m not that kind of feminist.” It seems when you talk to them, no feminists are that kind. JTO has a few words for you about that, but we better give you a trigger warning.
