Clarisse Thorn continues her exploration into the world of the Pickup Artist and finds a confused, often conflicting culture.
Feminist Lessons From the Seduction Community, Part Two: Self-Help Versus Misogyny
December 25, 2011 By 65 Comments
Do Porn-Addled Boys Really Rule the World?
November 24, 2011 By 53 Comments
Just because it’s difficult to deal with issues of gender equality, writes Soraya Chemaly, doesn’t mean we shouldn’t try.
Does Occupy Wall Street Have a Misogynist Side?
October 27, 2011 By 25 Comments
Stephanie Rogers believes the protesters recognize the intersecting oppressions of gender, race, class, and sexuality, but there are still some sides she wishes she didn’t see.
Nice Guys: Finish First Without Pickup Gimmickry
April 7, 2011 By 332 Comments
Dismantling the Men’s Rights Movement
March 9, 2011 By 435 Comments
Meet the Men’s Rights Movement
March 8, 2011 By 463 Comments
Who are men’s rights activists, and what do they want?
Yale Responds to Frat’s Rape Chants
March 3, 2011 By 7 Comments
In response to an outrageous pledging stunt in October, Yale just announced a new initiative to combat sexual misconduct.
In Yale Fraternity Pledging, Rape Is a Laughing Matter
October 15, 2010 By 155 Comments
This week, a YouTube clip of a Yale University Delta Kappa Epsilon pledging ritual went viral on campus. Posted Wednesday night, immediately after the events took place, the video documents the DKE pledges marching blindfolded on Old Campus—home to the majority of Yale’s freshman women—shouting chants such as “No means yes, yes means anal” and “Fucking sluts.”
Women’s History Museum Blocked Because of Existing Museums for ‘Quilters,’ ‘Cowgirls’
September 30, 2010 By 2 Comments
Sen. Jim DeMint (R-SC), along with Sen. Coburn (R-OK) (above)—who has voted against an amendment protecting sexual assault victims, opposed abortions in the case of rape, complained that improved women’s health coverage was “unfair,” and blamed abortion rights on the “gay agenda”—has now called for a “hold” on a bill providing land in Washington, D.C., for the National Women’s History [...]
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The Classic Moral Dilemma of The Drowning Girl
This comment was from NickMostly, replying to Joanna Schroeder, on the post “I Can’t Speak for Men and I Shouldn’t Have to”