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A Tale of Two Victims…
After a number of misguided (Obama winning the Peace Prize?) or clearly publicity seeking (Dylan winning Literature?) Nobel awards, the Nobel Peace Prize this year was unusually well-deserved. The prize was awarded jointly to Nadia Murad and Dennis Mukwege, both … Continue reading
Is the Non-Binary Eating Itself?
Recently at a respectable (in the Victorian sense) supposedly feminist blog which I’d rather not link to, readers were advised to remember in comments to a post on childbirth that “not only women give birth”. A query about this odd … Continue reading
Unified Grand Theory of Modern Sex and Gender
I have the idea that in the West (broadly defined) androgyny and gender bending and the social interchangeability of the sexes have gone about as far as they can go and most of the cultural momentum now is about retreat … Continue reading
Feminists Flopping and Flailing Furiously
To be very clear, I’m not a Jordan Peterson fan boy. I think a lot of his ideas are kind of ordinary (he’s a popularizer not a theorist) and a lot of his vision is really not for me. But … Continue reading
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Unperson Crimethinks: “Feminists” Hardest Hit
I don’t know much about Margaret Atwood, back in 1991 I was in an airport about to head off to Poland when it occurred to me that I didn’t have any in-flight reading. I went to a newstand and picked … Continue reading
Were Feminism Went Wrong
To put it as succintly and bluntly as possible, Second Wave femimism encouraged women to stand up and be strong and look at the big picture while not obsessing about trivia. Third Wave feminism is all about being weak and … Continue reading
Gee…. Think There’s Maybe a Chance? :)
Oh no! Feministing might have to close it doors! I don’t know whether to laugh or….. laugh even louder. I remember when it was just kind embarassing. I understand the basic idea, give earnest young people a place to express … Continue reading
