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Bridget Phillipson isn’t brave enough to save the working class
3+ day, 10+ hour ago (542+ words) Grammar schools were engines of real mobility in the 20th century. But Labour now seems to believe universal ignorance means true equality A middle class, wrote Clive James, is the first thing any society needs to build, and the last thing…...
Adventures in The Patriarchy™: Karens For Lindsay!
3+ day, 11+ hour ago (102+ words) pjmedia.com Chronicling the ongoing intersectional struggle to liberate women — progressively defined to include the legacy kind and the transgenders — from The Patriarchy™, one microaggression at a time. The boomer Karens on the Lindsay Clancy jury, who apparently had the…...
LIZ JONES: I can't stand over-entitled people who think they're right
1+ week, 20+ hour ago (719+ words) LIZ JONES: I can't stand over-entitled people who always think they're right - especially pontificating columnists Daily Mail LIZ JONES: I can’t stand over-entitled people who always think they’re right – especially pontificating columnists By LIZ JONES, COLUMNIST, YOU MAGAZINE I didn’t…...
Blaming feminism for the manosphere simply repeats the manosphere???s central claim
1+ week, 1+ day ago (292+ words) These findings give national scale to what women teachers have been reporting for several years: sexualised harassment, intimidation and contempt from students influenced by online misogyny. Yet Canavan’s response is, in my view, dangerous: the people experiencing the harm become…...
In a Brown Study: Billie Eilish: Another Opportunity for Society to Distrust and Silence Women
1+ week, 3+ day ago (202+ words) Billie Eilish dressing up as a baby and her ten years senior boyfriend, Jesse Rutherford, dressing up as an old man for Halloween seemed like a satirical take on ‘playing the victim:’ an off-putting joke that has fans stirring. Society…...
GoldBod debate has turned into attacks on women - Lydia Forson
1+ week, 6+ day ago (450+ words) Lydia Forson has called for an end to the dragging of women into Ghana’s political disputes, saying women who have nothing to do with the substance of an issue are increasingly being used to attack others. Forson said the current…...
The era of mythical misogyny
1+ week, 6+ day ago (269+ words) Our politicians would rather focus on the ‘manosphere’ or ‘toxic masculinity’ than tackle actual violence against women and girls. ‘This is not just a drama’, said Labour’s then safeguarding minister, Jess Phillips, of the hit TV show Adolescence last year....
Karen Sugrue and the SocDems 'sexism' row
2+ week, 13+ hour ago (120+ words) Karen Sugrue and the SocDems ‘sexism’ row Gript Alas, poor Holly. The SocDems may not have been known for their infinite jest or excellent fancy, but they do embrace their role as Greatest Virtue-Signallers of Irish politics – and possibly of…...
We know misogyny is a problem??? so why are we still here?
3+ week, 3+ day ago (475+ words) The conversation around misogyny has changed considerably in recent years. We’re having some necessary and more openly about consent, sexual violence, online radicalisation and the ways young people learn about relationships and gender. But new research from the University of…...
Harnessing women’s rage: What if we withdrew our money, labour and attention?
3+ week, 4+ day ago (985+ words) by Naima Brown | 43 minutes ago Author Naima Brown knows how the Tate brothers might fare in one of her novels. She writes about harnessing women’s rage as an organising force – a force that can withdraw consent, money, labour, attention, participation…...