Comic Relief from the World Health Organization
But that rendition of gender equality didn't sit too well with the lavender ladies at WHO's department of Gender, Women, and Health. They solved that problem by designing a study that--you guessed right again--only interviewed females. |
PBS Propaganda Piece
The rad-fems have devised a remarkable plan for family destablization: fabricate a bizarre accusation, get the media to believe it, whip the populace into a frenzy, and then pressure chivalrous legislators to pass laws that do away with fathers. |
Fem-Think and the Civil Rights of Men
Fem-think insists that in patriarchal society, women are not only the biggest victims, women are its only victims. Despite the absurdity of that proposition, the gender warriors endlessly advance that idea. Repeat a lie a thousand times, and people begin to believe it. |
Purveyors of Deceit: Why PBS Must Yank 'Breaking the Silence'
The PBS producer figured that in the court of public opinion, the self-assured testimony of an immigrant mom, pitched to a group of dewy-eyed women and set against appropriate background music, would prevail over the cold truth of child abuse reports, depositions, and court decisions. |
Jim Crow Days for Men
What VAWA does is to promote divorce and provide women with weapons, such as the restraining order and free legal assistance, to get sole custody of their children, Phyllis Schlafly warns. And sole custody equals many years of tax-free child support checks. |
The Laura Bush We Don't Know
Every time a woman hits a hiccup in the long march for female emancipation, it seems that someone trots out the specter of knuckle-dragging males trying to send their womenfolk back to the Cuissinart. |
PBS' "Breaking the Silence" Not Ready for Prime Time
So why would PBS engage in this wanton abuse of truth? The answer lies in the broader feminist crusade to overturn the Patriarchy. Get dad out of the picture, they say, and the children will grow up to be more enlightened human beings. |
The Female Libido Becomes Unleashed
As communism began to take hold in Russia, newly-emancipated women pursued liaisons with wealthy men, with the aim of becoming pregnant and then suing the men for alimony. |
Women Still Unequal before the Law
Under old English law, when a wife over-spent the family budget, it was the husband who went to debtor's prison. And during the 1800s, if an American woman committed a crime, it was her husband who did time. |
Marriage Movement at the Crossroads
A quick run to the local mall reveals hordes of scantily-clad young females who are aggressively advertising their sexual charms. But when the subject turns to cohabitation, marriage advocates feel compelled to fall back on the old motif of male aggressors who ravish innocent virgins. |
Rape Hysteria, Redux
In Washington DC, news of the sexual assault of an officers wife triggered the spectacle of hundreds of uniformed sailors and soldiers who chased and beat Blacks, all within view of the US Capitol building. The sexual assault report later turned out to be a hoax. |
A Rash of Feminist Hate Speech
Years ago the rad-fems highjacked the federal Violence Against Women Act, and have relentlessly milked the issue to inflame the fears of women. |
Gender: Good Riddance, Farewell
That two percent sex difference is greater than the biological gap between humans and chimpanzees. In other words, the built-in differences between men and women are akin to the dissimilarities between man and ape. |
Soft Totalitarians on the Loose at the UN
The femmes want to gender mainstream the rest of the UN. Gender mainstreaming is the process of assessing the implications for women and men of every planned action. |
Feminist Head-Games at the United Nations
The vast majority of women who might otherwise qualify as public intellectuals would rather recite the feminist catechism or articulate some new twists and refinements on it. |
The Pink Pussy-Cat Bares Her Fangs
The feminist catechism does not take well to apostasy, and it fell to one Susan Estrich to deliver the ex-communication. Estrich likely would have been John Kerrys first nomination to the United States Supreme Court. |
Women Who Treat Women as Sex Objects
But now, a whole generation of women has come to believe that all manner of lewd and indecent behavior is acceptable -- just so long as it can be justified with feminist buzz words such as liberation, empowerment, and choice. |
Misandrist Marriage Movement
The marriage movement faces many challenges, not the least of which is that many men have come to believe that marriage is a raw deal. And we're not talking about just a few malcontents. |
Men Feeling Blue on February the Fourth
But the American Heart Association didn't even bother to survey men. Sometimes you almost have to feel sorry for those afflicted by political correctness, persons who are so easily taken in by their pat answers and delusions of gender enlightenment. |
Pronouncement of Bias at the Washington Post
But the strangling of Bobbie Jo Stinnett by a deranged woman threatened to sabotage the over-arching message of the WP series: that pregnant women need stronger laws to protect them from the male menace. |
Feminist Utopia, Social Nightmare
Every era has its utopian movements that hold out the promise of social perfectability. One such movement is feminism, which claims the path to social nirvana is the liberation of women and the creation of a genderless society. |
Unequal Pay for Equal Work?
This study of TV directors raises some lingering questions. Were qualified male candidates being passed over because of their sex? |
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