Against parental leave
Jon Gunnarson argues that maternity leave harms women’s earning power in the workplace, and that paternal leave laws would do the same thing.
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Twitter now pre-censoring accounts
Someone inside of Twitter is actually targeting individuals and suspending their accounts even before they start tweeting, or only minutes after they do. We suspect that Women, Action, and the Media (WAM!) has something to do with it.
Hot collar and cold tea
Paul Elam does a little venting. Well, actually he does a lot of venting. No surprise from Elam, but perhaps what he is venting about is less than predictable.
What International Men’s Day is NOT about
International Men’s Day began as a men’s rights initiative, and will hopefully continue as one. In the meantime, opportunists of all kinds are lining up to to take advantage of the occasion.
What third-wave feminism is fighting for
First-wave feminism fought for the franchise, second-wave for equality in the workplace. Third-wave feminism is fighting for the right for women to engage in self-destructive behavior and get away with it.
KSUM—Georgia on my mind
Dan Perrins attended Kennesaw State University’s Men In Peril conference, put on by KSU Men and protested/criticized by a group called “KSU Yesbody!” Dan has some quite polite words for them.
Dangerous trends in feminism
Editorial opinion around here has long held that feminism withheld meaningful support from gay men, unless they were compliant, useful to and tolerated abuse from their activist sisters. John Lauritsen knows this, and wrote at length about it. Nearly forty years ago.
“Street Harassment” debate for mashable.com ends with a thud
Mashable.com contacted Paul to do a debate with a feminist on the racist and sexist “Street Harassment” video. Paul chipped in and the feminist on mashable checked out.
Alexandra Stan’s manager is innocent
Terrible injustice as woman who lied about domestic violence and tried to kill a man in a car crash is forced to pay legal costs.
WAM! continues gynocentric social media harassment
Last summer, Women, Action, and the Media (WAM!) put Facebook in a chokehold with an ultimatum, followed by complaints to advertisers. The stated goal was to pressure Facebook moderators into removing content that WAM! felt was hateful or harassing to women, but the criteria seemed to reflect WAM!’s subjective views. Content that was not in violation of Facebook community guidelines …
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