Category Archives: Gender Violence

Blaming all men for the sins of one

Posted on March 13, 2012 by

In Canada, Marc Lepine “has been held up as some sort of poster boy for the misogyny that supposedly lurks in the hearts of all men, instead of for the misogyny that lurked only in his own heart.” Continue reading →

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Cable TV’s crime shows love white female homicide victims

Posted on March 3, 2012 by

Why this intense fixation on (white) females by cable TV? Continue reading →

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Chris Brown’s and Rihanna’s Abuse

Posted on February 26, 2012 by

If beatings of women are on the rise (most ideological feminists will always insist they are), maybe it’s because of the media’s depictions, especially on TV, of women slapping, punching, and kicking men. Continue reading →

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Letter to the New York Times: A ‘Teachable Moment’ on Marginalized Male Victims

Posted on February 25, 2012 by

“Noticeably absent from Mr. Blow’s and others’ commentary was any criticism of the numerous graphic acts of violence — slaps, head butts, kicks, punches — depicted against heterosexual males during the Super Bowl commercials in the interest of humor.” Continue reading →

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The Doctrinaire Institute For Women’s Policy Research: A Comprehensive Look at Gender Equality

Posted on February 16, 2012 by

Is the Institute For Women’s Policy Research helping “gender equality” — or hindering? Continue reading →

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Many feminists say women should always be believed about rape

Posted on February 13, 2012 by

False rape accusations occur far more often than many feminists admit. Continue reading →

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Should “men are stronger” bar women from combat roles?

Posted on February 9, 2012 by

The strongest men are stronger than the strongest women, and the weakest women are weaker than the weakest men, but in between are legions of men and women who are strength equals. Continue reading →

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Feminists’ V-Day sign of male-bashing times

Posted on February 3, 2012 by

Traditional folk have turned Valentine’s Day into a mini-Christmas for wives and girlfriends, and V-Day feminists have turned it into a time to ponder their vaginas and thrash men. Continue reading →

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An Open Letter to the Senate Judiciary on the VAWA

Posted on February 2, 2012 by

If feminists don’t take women’s violence and abuse as seriously as we take men’s, why should men take women’s opinions as seriously as we take men’s? Continue reading →

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How Time magazine lied about workplace gender violence

Posted on January 30, 2012 by

When reporting on gender issues, the media sometimes misrepresent statistics in a way that severely disfigures the reality of the sexes. Continue reading →

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