Tag Archives: female violence

Women are not always the ‘gentler sex’

If we don’t take women’s violence and abuse seriously, why should we take women’s opinions seriously? After all, what is an act of violence but an opinion acted out? Continue reading

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Female Violence Against Males — Almost Always Provoked?

“it’s likely that a steady diet of anti-male advertising does affect everyone’s views of men.” Continue reading

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An Open Letter to the Senate Judiciary on the VAWA

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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Book: One of the Guys: Women as Aggressors and Torturers

The existence of violent women remains so mind-blowing that even a female general can’t get beyond the ironically un-feminist explanation that they are merely pawns in men’s dirty games. Continue reading

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Violent incidents involving female students surge on campuses, in schools, authorities say

As males’ violence decreases, females’ increases. Continue reading

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Brief Misc. News & Views on Gender Issues

“In one panel, women were taught to sue their employers, whom they called ‘old white men,’ over every minor or trivial offense. If you don’t have a case, the attorney on the panel advised, ‘Don’t worry, we can get very creative.’” Continue reading

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