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The Media’s One-sided Gender Story
What would we think of a marriage counselor who wanted to hear only, say, the husband's side? Would we think the counselor had any chance at all of being fair, of being capable of rendering an objective, sensible summation of a married couple's relationship? Hardly.
Yet relatively few people complain about – or are even aware of – the media's decades-old practice of hearing virtually only the female side, or feminist side, to the male-female dynamic. That is one reason such groups as the American Association of University Women can say, “Gender equality is 50 years away.”
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Monthly Archives: April 2012
Is there a war on women?
Democrats, seeing women as more important to elections than men, are strategically waging a war on Republicans by accusing them of waging a war on women. Continue reading
Two quick lessons on “power” in male-female relationships: What ideological feminists do not want women to know
Feminists do not want women (and men) to know the truth about “gender power.” Continue reading
Why Women Make Less Than Men
When will it be realized that women on average earn less because they are supported or anticipate being supported by a husband? And that men on average earn more because they support or anticipate supporting a wife and children? Continue reading
Stay-At-Home Dads Face More Bias than Ann Romney
“Watching the Rosen/Romney controversy unfold was another example of the media’s infinite capability to be shortsighted. The real social stigma isn’t attached to stay-at-home moms, it it stamped squarely on the chest of stay-at-home dads.” Continue reading
Posted in Media Sexism, World of Children/World of Work
Tagged Ann Romney, “If Dad is the primary caregiver Mom must be dead”, dads, dads-in-movies bias, fatherhood, Hilary Rosen, Jerry A. Boggs, Mitt Romney, Nathan Greenberg, ProActiveDads.com, stay-at-home dads, stay-at-home moms, Warren Farrell
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Why the U.S. Economy Is Biased Against Men
“When I started as a career counselor 25 years ago, my male and female clients seemed equally optimistic about their future. Now, the females mostly feel that their world is their oyster and the males more often feel depressed and/or angry.” Continue reading
Obama Revives an Old Feminist Myth
“Logic tells us that by repeating his embarrassingly shallow remarks on pay discrimination, Obama is simply performing the same three-act drama that he has performed countless times before—first as a community organizer and then as a politician.” Continue reading
Tagged Bill Gates wealth, equal pay, equal-pay-for-equal-work, Institute For Women’s Policy Research, Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act, Melinda Gates, National Organization for Women, National Women’s Law Center, Never-married white women, President Obama, wage discrimination, Warren Farrell, Why men earn more
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Growing into manhood
“Can you imagine accepting the notion that our girls systematically and mandatorily register for the draft?” Is this the state of gender equality today? Continue reading
