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'Today’s conversation is with three women who share something rare: they can see through the fraud of feminism—and they’re willing to say so out loud.

Hannah Spier, M.D. (a psychiatrist from the mental-health world) breaks down how feminist ideology has seeped into therapy culture and quietly turned “help” into a kind of self-worship—often at the expense of families and men.
https://hannahspier.substack.com/

Janice Fiamengo, Ph.D, brings the historical lens, showing that feminism has never really been about “equality,” but about power—and how the story has been rewritten so effectively that even critics sometimes repeat the mythology.
https://fiamengofile.su bstack.com/

And Carrie Gress, Ph.D., author of Something Wicked (releasing now), lays out the argument that feminism and Christianity aren’t compatible—because feminism functions like a shadow religion: its own moral framework, its own commandments, its own “sins,” and its own sacred cow (female autonomy). https://amzn.to/49OZXzY'

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'The head teacher of Laurelhill Community College has defended her decision to suspend 19 boys from the school, describing it as a "necessary response" to a "single specific incident" amid growing criticism from parents.

Principal Nicola Stevenson penned a letter to parents on Monday, 19 January, justifying her choice to suspend the 19 pupils following an incident during a school assembly, stating she wanted to prevent "toxic masculinity does not develop" from taking root.'

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'How rife is the problem of ‘toxic masculinity’ in Western societies? A research study run in New Zealand has found that only a small percentage of men surveyed fell into the worst category of hostile toxicity — and that a desire to feel ‘manly’ wasn’t necessarily indicative that a person held socially damaging views.

The term toxic masculinity was coined in the 1980s, and expresses the idea that some of the traits that many societies consider stereotypically ‘masculine’, such as dominance and aggression, can have damaging social impacts. Today, the phrase is often used to describe all manner of behaviours, from sexual violence to a disinclination to help with chores around the home.'

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'Over the past seven months, I’ve been travelling, listening, and learning from organisations working with boys across the UK, the United States and South Africa - with further visits planned in Australia this year as part of my Churchill Fellowship.

What I’ve encountered is not a lack of care, innovation or commitment.
Quite the opposite.

Across very different contexts, there are people doing difficult, relational work with boys - often in circumstances shaped by poverty, violence and family breakdown. Much of this work is framed through concerns about risk: the risk boys may pose to themselves or to others - through violence, harmful behaviour, disengagement from education, school exclusion, or entrenched attitudes about masculinity.'

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'A recent paper in Psychology of Men & Masculinities has been circulating with a striking implication: that roughly 10% of men fall into “toxic” categories, divided into what the authors call Benevolent Toxics and Hostile Toxics.

The study’s authors are careful in places. They repeatedly note that most men are not toxic. They criticize the careless way the term “toxic masculinity” is often used. On the surface, this looks like a responsible corrective to cultural excess.

But when you look closely at how they arrived at that 10% figure, something doesn’t add up.'

Video here. This is a good video that actually drills down into the issue without resorting to just exhortations.

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'Here’s my proposal: We are living through a civilizational shit test. In order to survive, we need to start saying “NO” to women.

What does a civilizational shit test look like? Something like this.
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Women like Renee and Rebecca Good are estranged from reality.

The strangest and saddest aspect of Renee Good’s demise, to me, is her lack of fear. I speculate that a drip-feed of BlueSky propaganda, supplemented by decades of “girl power” media, is to blame. John Carter has a good essay on late-stage liberal mind melt: “Eventually, the unstable construct of distortions and outright falsehoods that liberalism is based upon is destined to disappear into a shrieking howl of distorted static, and it will take the minds of its adherents with it … It will cause actual brain damage.”'

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'A group of 19 boys have been suspended at a Co Antrim school with parents making an official complaint about the principal's actions on "toxic masculinity" concerns.

An official complaint has now been made to the school's board of governors by most of the parents on the disciplinary actions of the principal who suspended the students following an alleged assembly incident on January 8.

The matters have now come to light as the Education Authority has become involved in what has been claimed as long running allegations of "intimidation" of female teachers by male Year 11 students, aged 14 to 15.
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The parent said: "I would implore the Board of Governors to take this matter extremely seriously. I would be interested to know how many young people have been suspended for violence and bullying at the school in comparison to the 19 suspensions last Thursday, could this be disproportionate?

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'Although feminism is defined as the belief in equality on behalf of women's rights and interests, critics in the 21st century accuse the feminist movement of being woke and anti-men.

"I think modern feminism is built on the lie that no man is ever going to be reliable or ever wants to care about his family," Smith said. He argued that extremes on both sides, citing some "red pill" circles who are on the far-opposite side of feminism, are hijacking the conversation for both men and women. However, Smith believes masculinity matters and denies that there is such a thing as "toxic masculinity."'

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'One of the reasons gynocentrism is so difficult to challenge is that it rarely announces itself. It does not arrive as hostility toward men. It does not require anyone to say, “Men matter less.” In fact, it often appears wearing the language of virtue.

It looks like maturity.
It sounds like empathy.
It feels like love.

And that is precisely why so many decent, conscientious men live inside it without ever naming it.'

Pearl puts away a feminist in her own inimitable way: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aAdj_iFORu4

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'A new study found the campus sexual violence rate is around one percent, which differs from the oft-cited claim that 1 in 5 women are victims of sexual assault or violence while in college.

Researchers with Washington State University “analyzed data from 2007 through 2022 from 61,869 women surveyed for the nationally representative National Crime Victimization Survey,” according to a paper in the Journal of American College Health.

The “6-month sexual violence victimization prevalence” for college students was .46 percent for both on-campus and commuter students. “Over that same period, among college-students, the 6-month rate for on-campus residents,” worked out to about one percent, the authors wrote.'

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'Evan liked to think of himself as fair.

He listened. He adjusted. He didn’t raise his voice. When there was tension, he assumed he had missed something—some emotional nuance, some unspoken need. That, he believed, was maturity.

When his wife, Laura, came home upset from work, Evan canceled his plans without mentioning them. It seemed obvious that her day mattered more. When she criticized his tone, he apologized—even when he wasn’t sure what he had done wrong. If she was unhappy, the situation required fixing, and fixing required him.

This wasn’t resentment. It was love.

At least, that’s what Evan told himself.'

"The Problem With Feminising Society - Helen Andrews"

Video here.

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'As for Harvard’s white male undergraduates, their skin color and sex are obstacles to academic advancement.

“[T]he best student at Harvard—he won the prize for the graduating senior with the best overall academic record—was rejected from all the graduate programs to which he applied. He too was a white male,” the historian recounts.

“I called around to friends at several universities to find out why on earth he had been rejected. Everywhere it was the same story: Graduate admissions committees around the country had been following the same unspoken protocol as ours.”
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Harvard’s last president, Claudine Gay, was a black woman whose scholarship was infected with plagiarism.

She’s still employed by Harvard, with a compensation package said to be in the neighborhood of $900,000.