Sponsored by Zerogram Press On January 26 Sam Huber reviewed My Name is Andrea, Pratibha Parmar’s documentary about the feminist writer Andrea Dworkin, for the NYR Online. “The film is most valuable,” Huber writes, “for its conviction that Dworkin’s dual commitment to language and politics constituted a single thread running taut […]
By Andkon’s Reich Andkon’s Reich 11 hr ago Mother With Child Statue by Josef Thorak, 1937 Introduction In the recent weeks, I have been observing a new sentiment that is brewing within the confinements of the so called “movement”. When looked at from a distance and with foreknowledge […]
Religious conservatives see “anti-eugenic” state laws as the most promising avenue for establishing a federal ban on abortion. Much of the feminist left is ill-equipped to deal with this threat. Melinda Cooper ▪ Winter 2023 Margaret Sanger in Los Angeles in 1928 (Los Angeles Times/Wikimedia Commons) After half […]
A harrowing examination reveals much abuse sliding under the authorities’ radar — or being willfully ignored — while the perpetrators remain free to commit further crimes By Inna Lazareva 4 January 2023, 11:13 am Svetlana fled the war in Ukraine in March, crammed into the back of a […]
By Olivia Land New York Post A massive sexual misconduct scandal is rocking the elite Juilliard School, as multiple instructors have been accused of discrimination and harassment — and one renowned professor has been put on leave after 500 people signed a letter decrying his “abuse of women […]
New York Review of Books Sponsored by Classical Pursuits Sean Wilentz The Emancipators’ Vision Was abolition intended as a perpetuation of slavery by other means? Natalia Ginzburg and Alba de Céspedes On Women: An Exchange “That article of mine spoke of women in general, and said things we all know: […]
By Dana Kennedy New York Post Annabella Rockwell led a life of privilege even before she entered posh Mount Holyoke College in rural South Hadley, Mass. in 2011. The heiress to a pharmaceutical fortune, she grew up on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, summered in Newport, RI, and later […]
By Gloria Oladipo in New York, The Guardian Some 130 signatories including Gloria Steinem back actor who faced harassment after losing Johnny Depp defamation suit Harassment of Amber Heard ‘was fueled by disinformation, misogyny, biphobia and a monetized social media environment’, the letter said. Photograph: Evelyn Hockstein/AFP/Getty Images […]
By Andrew Court New York Post Forget 9 to 5, she’s a 10 out of 10. A young TikToker is ready to give up the rigors of gainful employment, saying she’s just “too pretty” to bother with a job. Lucy Welcher — a social media influencer with more […]
We’re grateful to Alexandra Hunt for delving into the tough issues of the “manosphere,” toxic masculinity, and how the left should view and respond to sexual frustration among young men. She considers young men’s increasing radicalization by far-right figures around issues of sexuality to be an issue the […]
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By Patrick Reilly New York Post A self-described “incel” is facing life in prison after pleading guilty to plotting to “slaughter” 3,000 sorority girls at an Ohio university. Tres Genco, 22, authored a sick manifesto in which he wrote he wanted to “slaughter” women “out of hatred, jealousy […]
Alyson Shontell, Fortune In 1998, when Fortune published its first list of the Most Powerful Women in Business, only two women ran Fortune 500 companies. So we spotlighted other women on the rise, and Carly Fiorina, then group president at tech pioneer Lucent Technologies, earned the top spot. “Women, […]
Young women are more likely to identify as liberal now than at any time in the past two decades, a trend that puts them squarely at odds with young men.
By Billy Binion, Reason Hollywood often takes liberties. But there’s a distinction to be made between poetic license and historical revisionism. It’s difficult to watch The Woman King and not conclude it’s a masterfully made movie. It has soaring action scenes—the sort that will make you squirm and […]
0:00 – Topic blast from the past 1:32 – Epoch Times 2:48 – The problems of mixed workplace 4:06 – Solution on a personal scale 4:44 – Impostor syndrome and its causes 5:56 – Diversity quotas 7:32 – “Barbarians” example 8:34 – The dichotomy for professional women 10:38 […]
Fortune Learn more from Fortune’s Women in the Workplace coverage 4 ways to create workplaces women won’t want to leave 100 Best Large Workplaces for Women Women are reentering the workplace, but employers will have to do more for them to stick around 25 Best Small and Medium […]
Or dolphins. Looking at the nebulous nihilism of transgenderism. Andrew Sullivan What is gender identity? Since this very new term is now cemented in law, corporate practice, and now medicine as well, it’s a good question. Here is an official description from HRC, the biggest “queer” lobby: One’s […]
The Weekly Dish The post-liberal feminist has a new polemic against casual sex, porn, BDSM, dating apps and prostitution. Louise Perry is a writer and campaigner against sexual violence. This year she co-founded a non-partisan feminist think tank called The Other Half, where she serves as Research Director. […]
A non-pc conversation about the decadent state of inter-sexual relations in the West. Jose Alberto Nino LISTEN HERE Listen to José Niño sound off on contemporary political affairs Are relations between the sexes in the West irreversibly damaged? Rich Cooper, of Entrepreneurs in Cars, makes the case for […]
The Signal Why are American men and women moving in such different directions on public issues? Daniel Cox on how the attitudes and convictions of young adults are changing U.S. political life. Cottonbro Something unusual appears to be happening among young Americans. “For much of the past two decades,” […]
Professor at St. John’s Law School, Kate Klonick, discusses a teen and her mother who are facing criminal charges in Nebraska after officials subpoena the teens’ Facebook messages and found she had an at-home abortion at 23 weeks, violating the state law that bans the procedure after 20 […]
CEO of Status Coup at YouTube.com/StatusCoup, Jordan Chariton, and Newsweek contributor, Denise Long, weigh in on how partisanship may have impacted the varying reactions to the Mar-a-Lago raid.
The Signal What’s happening with the politics of abortion in the U.S.? Bill Scher on how one of America’s most divisive issues could help depolarize its politics. Rodrigo Gonzalez It was a stunning political turn following a dramatic legal development in America: Less than six weeks after the U.S. […]
From Black Rose Anarchist Federation This document was produced by the Brazilian Anarchist Coordinator [Coordenação Anarquista Brasileira] (CAB), a group of anarchist organizations working collaboratively across Brazil. It is translated and reprinted here with the permission of our sister organizations participating in CAB. Translation by Enrique Guerrero-López Our […]
The second day of July, 1776, will be the most memorable epocha in the history of America. I am apt to believe that it will be celebrated by succeeding generations as the great anniversary festival. It ought to be commemorated, as the day of deliverance, by solemn acts […]
By Mary Harrington, The Unherd Even if you’re gay, being monogamous is seen as reactionary — if not outright bigoted With hindsight, it probably was bad manners to bring a male one-night stand back to the lesbian commune where I lived. At the time, in Noughties London, I […]
Robby Soave makes the case that the Biden Administration’s new Title IX change is a ‘war on men.’
America moves a step closer to a breakup. By Dan Mangan and Kevin Breuninger, CNBC The Supreme Court in a 6-3 decision overturned Roe v. Wade, the landmark ruling that established the constitutional right to abortion. Roe since 1973 had permitted abortions during the first two trimesters of pregnancy in the […]
This week, Brie takes a break from it all to chat with her friend & hardest working podcaster on the left Katie Halper about the Dave Weigel suspension, the Depp/Heard Trial, the “Bimbos of TikTok” trend, and what it all means about the future of feminism
Americans are awaiting Supreme Court action on a case that could overturn Roe v. Wade, a decision that will decide the fate of abortion rights in states across the country.
Liz Wolfe criticizes the media’s coverage of last week’s assassination threat against Supreme Court justice Brett Kavanaugh.
By Emily Douglas, The Nation By now we’ve all read the chilling words in Justice Samuel Alito’s draft Supreme Court opinion overturning Roe v. Wade. As I write, we’re waiting for the final decision, coming any day now. Learning of the imminent demise of Roe did not come […]
Krystal and Saagar discuss the reasons for young male backlash to feminism especially the symbolic, girlboss version that has been weaponized by cynical politicians and self serving elites
The Signal Why are American men and women moving in such different directions on public issues? Daniel Cox on how the attitudes and convictions of young adults are changing U.S. political life. Cottonbro Something unusual appears to be happening among young Americans. “For much of the past two decades,” […]
By Ed West Back in the glory days of the hedonistic 1990s one of the women most beloved of frustrated adolescent males was Anna Nicole Smith. Smith was blonde, Texan and blessed with phenomenally gigantic breasts, qualities which by 1993 had helped her achieve the coveted ‘Playmate of […]
A problem that I see with a lot of contemporary Western feminism is that if society was as sexist as they claim it is this would be impossible. LA Progressive In the last week of her life, my mother extracted a promise from me. “Make sure,” she said, […]
Krystal goes into the disdain for feminism from younger men and its connection to liberal girlboss feminism exemplified by Hillary Clinton used as a political weapon and a symbolic tool for the failed status quo
The self-described “Black godfather of BreadTube” joins the podcast today to talk about his latest viral video on the mass shooter phenomenon and the role internet culture plays in radicalizing disaffected youth. F.D. Signifier wrote his masters thesis on mass shooters and also thought young boys — many […]
Lia Thomas, the first openly transgender female to win in an NCAA Division One swimming event, has a teammate who is speaking out about UPENN’s efforts to censor the athlete’s critics.
Columnist at The New Republic, Natalie Shure, reacts to the Depp-Heard defamation trial verdict, and makes the case against extrapolating the suit to contemporary politics.
Krystal and Saagar break down the results of the Johnny Depp- Amber Heard trial that saw jurors reject Heard’s accusations of abuse and bring the ACLU and Washington Post’s role in defaming Depp into the spotlight
Male virginity has exploded.
New York Review of Books On Friday, we published an essay by Paisley Currah on sex classification and the hurdles to changing one’s legal sex. “For transgender people in the United States,” he writes, “the sheer number of state institutions with discrete authority to define sex ensnares us […]
Many Saudi women are wealthy, well-educated and told they have everything, but when they disobey their male guardians, life can be more like a Handmaid’s Tale dystopia.
Robby Soave discusses the allegations of sexual misconduct Elon Musk is facing from a SpaceX flight attendant, and the conservatives who are rallying to his defense.
Krystal and Saagar explain the Elon Musk sexual harassment allegations and the money SpaceX paid to the victim in exchange for her silence
I thought of a very hypothetical question. Would Republicans still be ban abortion if it was a guarantee that the fetus in question becomes a hardcore liberal ?
by Brad Dress The Hill Sen. Cynthia Lummis (R-Wyo.) apologized on Monday after she was booed by a crowd during a commencement address at the University of Wyoming for saying it is a “fundamental scientific truth” that there are only “two sexes.” Lummis said “it was never my […]
Matthew Lyons, a leading “antifascist” intellectual, actually has a pretty good definition of fascism. ” a revolutionary form of right-wing populism, inspired by a totalitarian vision of collective rebirth, that challenges capitalist political and cultural power while promoting economic and social hierarchy. ” See the Lyons article here. […]
Nemesis: The Last Days of the American Republic by Chalmers Johnson
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