Jim Doyle(Gingko) tells us all about the radical feminist group Redstockings who were the first to shame men for refusing to cowtow to pussy power. See? MGTOW shaming has a long and storied history among feminists. Of course the men the Redstockings shamed were gay. [Illustration by Europa Phoenix]
Why do otherwise smart, sensible women become feminists? Rachael Lefler explores the psychology ahead of the curves.
Feminism is ubiquitous in fairy tale studies. Donald Haase edited a book about it: Fairy Tales and Feminism: New Approaches. Nancy Canepa, in Teaching Fairy Tales, called it “groundbreaking” and responsible for “stimulating” conversations within the field. Jack Zipes declared Laura Gonzenbach more important than the Brothers Grimm in his introduction to Beautiful Angiola, because …
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Is criminal justice used as a pretext for promoting men’s subordination to women?
Erin Pizzey started the world’s first domestic violence shelter in the UK in 1971. Originally called the Chiswick Women’s Aid, you can still find this organisation operating under the name Refuge. In 2021 Refuge celebrated its 50th anniversary. Many well known figures, including politicians and royals, were present. Unfortunately Erin wasn’t present. This wasn’t an …
Modern media presents acid-attack perpetrators as almost exclusively men. History tells a different story.
Yes, we were finally dragged into it: an article on “twerking.” But hey, Michael Sharron has a point: Miley Cyrus sexually assaulted Robin Thicke and belongs in jail. Sounds stupid to us, but that is the only logical conclusion from some feminist logic.
One has to wonder how many words, how much energy of thought and passion have been expended on the question of what it means to be a man. Codebuster takes another step toward the goal, although feminists won’t approve.
By coining the term ‘chivalry feminism,’ Ernest B. Bax highlighted feminism’s root power and the reason for its longevity.
