The myth of the “strong, independent woman”
Is anyone, male or female, truly “strong and independent?” John Ribner takes on this mentality, especially as it pertains to today’s cliche of the “strong, independent woman.”
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NOW claims credit for healing the sick, raising the dead, and inventing the cappuccino
Now is the winter of our discontent
Shameful anti-male bigotry in the study of honor-based killings
Douglas Galbi takes on feminism’s sexist definition of honor killings.
Single-Sex Spaces for Me, But Not for Thee
If women expect men to defend female single-sex spaces, they should take a hard look at the erosion of male space
Why gay men don’t need feminism – Part 2: The takeover
Andy Bob strikes again with Part II in his series on why gay men don’t need feminism, which is to say gay men don’t need movements that hate and exploit them.
Putting Faces on Victims – Stories of child abuse and domestic violence: When the political becomes personal
For 13 years I worked as a case manager and investigator handling child abuse cases for one of the largest child welfare agencies in the U.S.. During that time I saw the results of some of the most horrific violence and abuse imaginable. I saw the striped scars from shoulder to heal on the back and legs of a …
Got dick? Wave it in their faces
The obvious first place to look is male genital mutilation. Nothing says “I’m afraid of horny men” quite like lopping off most of their erogenous zones and turning them into face cream for rich old white chicks. There are few areas of social concern which so blatantly flaunt sexist double standards upheld by fear of male sexuality quite so clearly as in this instance.
The primary victim of “equality” is not your daughter
“Some have touted this as a step toward equality. Many, however, seem outraged at the idea of imposing mandatory military service on women during wartime…” Hannah Wallen explores.
The sacred cow of maternity
Despite its humble occurance throughout the mammalian world, pregnancy and childbirth is often viewed in the human world as a magical and perhaps divine acheivement. Ayami Tyndall feels that this is all a bit overstated, contending that the real miracle begins with the raising of a child.
Your Feelings, and Why They Don’t Matter
Standard Dr. Paul disclaimer: This advice is not intend for all women. So if it does not apply to you do not be offended by it. If you are offended on behalf of all women, then please stick around. Grandiosity is treatable. Dear ladies, Let’s talk feelings. Actually, forget that. I’ll talk feelings, because if …
