Troy Southgate Oct 15, 2024 ONLY Roger Scruton could get away with making the following remark in a work published by Oxford University Press: “Kant enjoyed the company of women (provided they did not pretend to understand the Critique of Pure Reason) and twice contemplated marriage.” I think […]
The New York Review of Books presents Mirror Issues: How the President Reflects the State of the Nation a conversation with Hari Kunzru, Jacqueline Rose, and Patricia Williams An online event starting at 1:00 PM EDT, October 17, 2024 The New York Review of Books presents the third […]
Troy Southgate Oct 09, 2024 VIOLENT attacks on women in the British Isles have become so thoroughly politicised by the resident ‘feminist’ lobby, that every time a male psychopath rapes or murders somebody in a local park he becomes a symbol of patriarchal oppression. This, regardless of whether […]
Kenaz Filan Oct 06, 2024 Hornpoint’s Gooncave, Tumblr, 2024 Most of Reddit will tell you that edging is fantastic, but the real hardcore ’baters level up from there. The ones who travel furthest for self-pleasure say that, if they edge long enough, they fall into a mind-numbing trance […]
A major story line in this election cycle has been the purportedly yawning political divide between young men and young women. But one analysis that came out this summer from the conservative American Enterprise Institute found that it’s divorced men in particular who support Donald Trump more than […]
Should we worry about declining birthrates? Bishop Barron and Dr. Matthew Petrusek discuss this question and more on the latest episode of the Word on Fire Show: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ev9F2sF6agU. Word on Fire Catholic Ministries, PO Box 97330, Washington, DC 20090-7330, United States
Repro Nation Monthly | August 2024 Abortion is on the ballot Hello Repro Nation readers! With the election less than 80 days away, two more states certified abortion measures to appear on the November ballot: Missouri and Arizona. That brings the total number of states with confirmed […]
We need to talk more about about female friendship breakups Kirsten Powers Aug 12, 2024 The first time I experienced a friend breakup, I was 13 years old, finishing up a year of seventh-grade Hell. I had gone to the spot where my best friend and I met […]
by Rose Sybil Rose Sybil Aug 03, 2024 Rose Sybil reflects on a recent Olympics debacle, discussing the dichotomy between the left’s view of sex as self-identified and the right’s confusion over genetic versus physical definitions, arguing that modern thinking overlooks the holistic essence of identity and the […]
In this video, we talk about Alexis de Tocqueville, a French political thinker from the 19th century. His famous argument that democracy might lead by a wish for equality to soft despotism is more relevant today than ever.
PM Edition June 26, 2024 TRENDING NOW WNBA changes media policy — Angel Reese immediately receives exemption from media availability Blaze News original: 15 examples of good guys — and gals — with guns taking care of business in life-or-death situations MORE STORIES THAT MATTER Wednesday Western: Westerns […]
Repro Nation Monthly | June 2024 Hello Repro Nation readers! It’s a big month for abortion, and not just because the US Supreme Court is due to issue one more ruling in the next week (or weeks?) that could impact access nationwide. Like many people across the […]
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Kevin Barrett Jun 23, 2024 Dissociated Press In a passive-aggressive effort to cross Vladimir Putin’s red lines without really crossing them, President Biden has announced that the US will begin drafting women and sending them to the Ukraine war front. On its face, the move would seem to […]
It seems like hardly a week can go by without a Republican woman making headlines for killing her puppy or raging out on the House floor or torching books with a flamethrower. “Don’t be weak and gay,” exhorted Valentina Gomez, a candidate for Missouri secretary of state, in […]
Trending story June 15, 2024 ‘Over my dead body’: Chip Roy slams Senate NDAA provision that would require women to register with Selective Service A proposed National Defense Authorization Act for fiscal year 2025 would require women to register with Selective Service, according to the Senate Committee on […]
Emily discusses newly surfaced video of P Diddy’s abuse. To become a Breaking Points Premium Member and watch/listen to the show uncut and 1 hour early visit: https://breakingpoints.supercast.com/ Merch Store: https://shop.breakingpoints.com/ To listen to Breaking Points as a podcast, check them out on Apple and Spotify Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast… […]
When news broke that a group of Orthodox Jewish women was organizing a sex strike against their husbands as part of a campaign to coerce one allegedly abusive husband to grant his poor wife a divorce, we knew we wanted to cover the story. And we knew, too, […]
Mary Harrington May 4, 2024 13 mins Unherd Does promoting marriage and motherhood inevitably make women easy targets for subordinate status, increased vulnerability, and a return to second-class status? One of the very first columns I wrote at UnHerd, back in 2019, described how, for me, becoming a […]
An extremely online spotter’s guide Mary Harrington Apr 26, 2024 There has been a huge and somewhat bad-tempered recent outbreak of e-Right internet discourse, on the Men And Women Thing. (If you weren’t there, and really want to know, NRP has recent summaries.) Some of that discourse turned […]
The video is very good, but It’s quite outdated in comparison to the current article version on Substack, so I recommend reading the article version for more information. Link: https://fascio.substack.com/p/feminin…
by Guillaume Faye Arktos Journal Apr 25, 2024 Guillaume Faye argues that the crisis of femininity and the feminisation of men contribute to a cultural and demographic decline in Europe, posing significant challenges to the continuation of traditional values and biological lineage. This is the seventh part of […]
This one is always fun. I’ll always remember that one alt-right bloke who went to Eastern Europe, convinced that he was going to rail everything in sight because he was a wildly overweight incel with the usual cascade of bollocks, and was then outraged when the fantasy he’d […]
I will be joined by Keith Preston, Florian Ulrich, and Aleksey Bashtavenko to discuss the current landscape of gender identity in the US today and how feminism both affects the modern political system and created the reaction of the Red Pill. Locals: https://praiseoffolly.locals.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/PoFPodcast Telegram: t.me/PraiseOfFolly_1511 Facebook: […]
This week on the Cut, we’re talking about escape hatches. What do you do when you’re sick of your demoralizing job, your crappy apartment (that you can still barely afford), and paying down just the interest on your student loans? Is it possible to sell out or even […]
Repro Nation Monthly | March 2024 A “Roe-bot” carries a box of mifepristone during a rally in front of the U.S. Supreme Court on March 26, 2024, in Washington, D.C. (Image credit: Getty Images) Hello Repro Nation readers! It’s been a minute since my last newsletter. How […]
Are Abigail Shrier, Sean McDowell, Frank Turek, and gender critical people right to say Rapid Onset Gender Dysphoria is real and that gender dysphoria is a social contagion? Why are there more transgender people today? I examine these ideas using current scientific research, and an informed perspective on […]
Get Nebula using my link for 40% off an annual subscription: https://go.nebula.tv/lilyalexandre Watch Lindsay Ellis’s new documentary, “The Ballad of John & Yoko”: https://nebula.tv/videos/lindsayellis… How anti-trans feminism birthed a new generation of far-right conspiracy theorists.
Extremist violence in Pakistan is profoundly affecting the female population. We explore how women are responding to the threat and empowering themselves to create positive change.
esting stereotype threat vs. group differences models Emil O. W. Kirkegaard Mar 10, 2024 Joseph Bronski and I have a new study out: Bronski, J., & Kirkegaard, E. O. W. (2024). Diversity in STEM: Merit or Discrimination via Inaccurate Stereotype? OpenPsych, 1(1). https://doi.org/10.26775/OP.2024.03.05 Leslie et al. (2015) advocated […]
By thecollective Via Abolition Media By: Mónica Caballero The economic system that currently governs the territory dominated by the Chilean State and practically all Western states, is capitalism. Capitalism, in simple words, was based on the fact that trade and industry (means of production) are organized and controlled […]
By thecollective From Freedom News UK It’s International Women’s Day, and I am conflicted. I feel both elation at the opportunity to share the work and ideas of groundbreaking women throughout the centuries and thoroughly depressed that we still need a ‘day’ to remind the world that women […]
By anon (not verified) From Fundación Anselmo Lorenzo Parallel to the congress Editors and translators beyond borders: women in the transnational anarchist culture (1890-1939), which will take place at the UC3M Campus in Puerta de Toledo (Madrid) between 19 and 21 March, at the Madrid headquarters of the […]
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By Theo McDonald Published March 5, 2024, 8:25 p.m. ET Irish voters are heading to the polls on International Women’s Day — Friday — to remove the words “woman” and “mother” from the Constitution. Also up for vote: a measure that would widely expand the definition of “family.” […]
Repro Nation Monthly | March 2024 Righting the wrongs of the Dobbs decision As the 2024 elections heat up, abortion—and all the ways Republicans have made it more difficult to access—is becoming ever more central in voters’ minds. We’ve already seen the issue’s salience in special elections, such […]
Trouble viewing this email? View it in your browser Reckoning with October 7 Israel, Hamas, and the Problem of Critical Theory A TPPI Webinar Series Sexual Violence, Feminism, and the Hamas Massacre The third webinar in the Telos-Paul Piccone Institute’s yearlong series reckoning with the response to October 7 […]
I have been reading Emily Gould’s chronicles of her life for, well, as long as she has been chronicling it. Her latest essay for the magazine recounts the period where she contemplated divorcing her husband, the writer Keith Gessen, and also examines the literary divorce-memoir genre. (Just this […]
Christopher F. Rufo Author, America’s Cultural Revolution The following is adapted from a talk delivered on September 12, 2023, at the Allan P. Kirby, Jr. Center for Constitutional Studies and Citizenship on Hillsdale’s Washington, D.C., campus, as part of the AWC Family Foundation Lecture Series. The transgender movement […]
Christopher Jolliffe Feb 3, 2024 Christopher Jolliffe examines male-female relations, virtue, and the concept of war, tracing historical instances from ancient Rome to the modern era, to argue against the dilution of traditional gender roles and the consequences of a society losing touch with its martial spirit. Ancient […]
Are women okay? The answer is obviously: no. But why? Some thoughts on thots and the traps they fall into. John Carter and zinnia Jan 15, 2024 I’ve written a few times about the sociopsychological pathologies afflicting the zoomers (for instance Tonic Masculinity, The Devouring Mother of the […]
Robert Stark Jan 15, 2024 Oral sex was taboo throughout much of Western History for cultural and religious reasons, as sex was considered to be purely about reproduction. Not to mention that bathing was not widespread for much of history. In his 2000 study, The Social Organization of Sexuality, […]
Repro Nation Monthly | December 2023 The cruelty of abortion bans is becoming clearer than ever Hello, Repro Nation readers! You’ve probably seen the headlines about Kate Cox, the pregnant Texas woman who faced one of the most difficult situations imaginable: Her fetus had a fatal condition, […]
View in browser | Your newsletter preferences 12.11.23 From entrepreneurs and activists to clinicians and researchers, WIRED aims to shine a light on the people who work tirelessly on the science that will benefit all of us. It’s important that all of these brilliant scientists are women: There […]
by Katherine Dee Thursday, 30 November 2023 Political division has become a sexual fetish Back to the Fifties? (Archive Photos/Getty Images) A few months ago, a Zoomer friend of mine observed that the American political landscape had been slowly evolving into a gender war. It isn’t simply that […]
She has an excellent new book on the subject. Andrew Sullivan Dec 1, 2023 Cat is a researcher who focuses on the evolution of narrative and cognition. Her essays and poems have appeared in Scientific American, Mind, Science Magazine, and other publications. Her fascinating new book is Eve: […]
By thecollective From It’s Going Down Communique from a group of anarcha-feminists in Mexico City after they were violently attacked, and their space ransacked and destroyed.
Now Available! Telos 204 (Fall 2023): Quandaries of Race and Gender Theory David Pan I am excited to announce the release today of Telos 204, a special issue on the Quandaries of Race and Gender Theory. The issue includes important essays by Kevin Amidon, Manuela Consonni, Gal Gerson, Hendrick […]
There are feminists and there are tradwives, but who are the new femme fatales? Rachel Haywire Oct 16, 2023 Readers! I’m still not able to write any new pieces due to real-life issues + a lack of time/money, but I may continue to share old pieces so my […]
Saturday, October 7, 2023 Emma Hinchliffe Senior writer For 26 years, Fortune has chronicled the Most Powerful Women in Business. When Fortune first began identifying the female executives shaping the future of corporate America in 1998, there were only two CEOs on the list—because so few women were […]
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