Magaluf Girl: Feminist prudery
When a drunk girl gives a bunch of nervous uncomfortable drunk guys in a bar blow jobs in public, those guys are obviously rapists, right?
When a drunk girl gives a bunch of nervous uncomfortable drunk guys in a bar blow jobs in public, those guys are obviously rapists, right?
Rita Panahi says that equality is essential but so is chivalry. Jim Muldoon explores how this thinking shows that criticizing feminism does not, all by itself, make you a friend to men and boys.
You can’t have your cake and eat it too ladies. No, you really can’t, no matter how much feminism tries to tell you otherwise.
Here we have a bunch of boys, full to the gills with misogyny, doing “The Patriarchy” proud. We have a question though: would the girls have hit the boys?
The Manspreading issue: is there no end to the hateful, thoughtless, misogynist trends in modern culture? To women everywhere, we apologize for having testicles.
Look out, Men’s RIghts Edmonton is making trouble again!
A radical thought: that all should be held to the same expectations, work should be judged on its merit, and that a qualified potential employee should be given the same consideration regardless of sex.
In her inimitable fashion, Girl Writes What takes on Jonathan McIntosh and his strange crew of zombies.
Sparky Fister, as always, gets right to the point. How about you? Want to share where you feel your male privilege?
Synopsis For this response, I will be using stopstreetharassment.org and ihollaback.org, the two largest groups working to end “street harassment.” I will analyze an excerpt from a Made Man article entitled “How to Compliment Women Without Being a Skeeze or a Catcaller” by comparing it to the statements found on these two sites and seeing …