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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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Tag Archives: campus rape
Men, Power, Money, and Sex
“As political correctness set into the colleges’ psyches, college programs shifted to emphasizing only men understanding women. It would be wiser for programs to help both sexes better understand each other.” Continue reading
Posted in Feminism, Gender Politics, Gender Violence, Gender Wage Gap, Male "Power" and "Privilege", Media Sexism, Men Expressing Feelings, Men's Health, Sexual Harassment and Economic Harassment, Why Men Earn More, World of Children/World of Work
Tagged antimale bias, campus rape, female power, feminism, gender wage gap, Marty Nemko, Men's Health, power, President Obama, rape culture, sexual assault, sexual harassment, suicide, The Myth of Male Power, Warren Farrell, White House Council on Boys and Men, Why men earn more, women's 77 cents to men's dollar, world of children
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An Assault on Common Sense: The phony campus rape crisis
“The White House Council on Women and Girls, echoing campus rape dogma, maintains that colleges are churning out legions of traumatized rape “survivors,” who go on to experience a lifetime of physical and emotional disability. Apparently these victims are so shellshocked that they don’t even realize how disabled they are.” Continue reading
Campus Sexual Assault and a Modern “Crucible”
eplace “fear of the supernatural” with “fear of the hidden demons of patriarchal oppression,” and you have today’s American campus. Continue reading
Taylor Swift Flirts With The Feminist Dark Side
“It does not matter if you are sitting on top of the world, like, say, Taylor Swift: There is always victimhood to embrace if you look hard enough.” Continue reading
Posted in Feminism, Gender Politics, Gender Wage Gap
Tagged Beyonce, campus rape, Heather Wilhelm, Lena Dunham, Taylor Swift, The Federalist
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College feminists once again making men the guardians of female safety
“Now someone who asks a male if he has a condom, who conspires with him to have sex, who announces to a friend that she intends to have sex, who voluntarily goes to his dorm room in order to have sex, who has sex through no coercion or force on the male’s part, is as voluntary and responsible an agent in that sex act as the male.
Any male on the receiving end of such behavior is going to rightly assume that he is facing a willing and consenting partner. And yet Occidental, under investigation from the Obama administration for ignoring sexual violence (a baseless charge), found John guilty of assault and expelled him.” Continue reading
The war on rape: the logic of the lynch mob returns
“Wars on rape have been declared before, and often for deeply reactionary reasons, having the effect of harming society rather than helping women.” Continue reading
Posted in Feminism, Gender Politics, Male "Power" and "Privilege", Media Sexism
Tagged "war on women", Alan Dershowitz, always believe the accuser, antimale bias, Association of Southern Women for the Prevention of Lynching, black men, campus rape, infantilising women, Jessie Daniel Ames, KKK, lynch mobs, rape culture, sexual assault, sexual harassment policy
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A rape epidemic — by women?
“If the CDC figures are to be taken at face value, then we must also conclude that, far from being a product of patriarchal violence against women, “rape culture” is a two-way street, with plenty of female perpetrators and male victims.” Continue reading
Posted in Female Violence, Feminism, Gender Politics, Gender Violence, Male "Power" and "Privilege", Sexual Harassment and Economic Harassment
Tagged antimale bias, Antimale Sexism, campus assaults, campus rape, Cathy Young, Glenn Harlan Reynolds, male victims of sexual coercion, Psychology of Men and Masculinity
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Women Need To Be Educated About Sexual Consent — Right Now They Aren’t
“Given my previous column about men’s reproductive rights and the fact that they effectively do not have any, and can be forced into parenthood, it seems particularly compelling that we teach men to understand unwanted sexual behaviors from women as rape and assault because a rape that ends in a pregnancy can mean a lifetime of consequences for the man who was raped.” Continue reading
Kangaroo Courts on Campus?
“There is a price to pay for allowing unsubstantiated accusations to prevail, and that price extends beyond particular young men whose lives can be ruined by false charges. The whole atmosphere of learning is compromised when male faculty have to protect themselves from accusations by female students.” Continue reading
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