Questioning feminism has always made you unpopular. But in the last few years, ever since a certain event called Elevatorgate, more and more events have transpired to make people question whether feminism is anything other than a cultish religion.
When fathers and children are ripped apart, the real trauma is that initial loss. Everything else is secondary, and those wounds are hard to heal.
As we see again and again, those who most often speak of the “best interests of the children” really don’t have the interests of the children in mind at all, but rather, the interests of their own personal careers.
Aesop’s fables are legendary. What is less known is that he had a somewhat more jaded and cynical cousin, Whatsop, who also wrote fables.
Unproven allegations against Bill Cosby have made major news in the United States. Frequently we forget however, that he is not the only one accused in this witch hunt: so is the UK’s Prince Andrew.
Scott Ritchie of Kennesaw State University’s Interdisciplinary Studies Department has some explaining to do. Will he use his position of privilege to do just that?
Over 35 million Americans self-identify as Black. And Black men are one of the most marginalized groups of men in America. Increasingly, a number of them are waking up and realizing the biggest enemy anymore isn’t racism, it’s misandry.
Clint Carptentier analyzes the cult classic featuring David Bowie, “Labyrinth.”
“Sex positive” feminism frequently seems like it’s very positive about the sexuality of roughly half the human race, but not very positive about the sexuality of most of the other half. The other type of feminism seems to just hate sex period.
Feminists and “social justice” crusaders attack Paul because he is not compliant with their Church. Sage Gerard tells them what they don’t want to hear.
