Emma Watson has received a lot of attention recently as a result of her UN speech about women. Many have applauded her, and perhaps an equal number have questions about her support for feminist thinking. Honey Badger Radio host Rachel Edwards gives a heartfelt response, and we hope, perhaps in vain, that Ms. Watson will take the opportunity to read it and respond.
As we’ve come to expect from Youtuber Monica Edwards, in this video she demolishes another feminist myth: that you can teach rapists to cease raping via simple slogans.
You believe that in that nebulous thing called “The Islamic World,” women are treated like cattle, inferior, property. You wake up to realize gynocentrism is alive and well there. Welcome to the MGTOW Zone.
That women receive no special treatment in non-Western countries is a myth claimed even by some MGTOW and men’s rights advocates. Youtuber Ayam Sirias explains that women are routinely given lighter prison sentences than men in Indonesia.
We live in an increasing culture of victimhood. Dr. David Ley reminds that our reactions to cries of victimization must be tempered with a belief in supporting their resiliency.
A recent scandal in the gaming community has erupted with claims of cronyism, lies and an astonishing campaign of censorship by gaming journalists. New contributor and gaming-culture critic Vincent James reveals what Zoe Quinn and feminism bring to gaming.
Sociology and women’s studies professor Mary Ann Layden makes some wildly unsubstantiated claims about women viewing porn, warning that the more pornography women witness, the more likely they are to be victims of rape. Dr. David Ley responds.
Western governments are more and more intrusive on private decisions, and modern feminists strongly influence their actions and propaganda from their positions in academia, government, and non-profits. Restricting government’s powers to interfere in private decisions and control media would give privacy more room, and men would benefit.
We often hear hand-wringing sermons by ‘experts’ claiming male interest in porn is a terrifying addiction. Psychologist Dr. David Ley takes a look at the recent film Don Jon and concludes the real problem is not that porn-watching is scary, but that it is free, convenient, and offers men a discounted option to the high cost of sex.
What happens when you hit a dead end? Jeb Kinnison considers the increasingly failing arguments of modern feminism and the shrill ideologues with no place left to run.
