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Which Side Are You On, Girls? The Role of Trans Widows in Feminism

May 20, 2020 | by Transwidows | 12 Comments

The inclusion of transsexuals in the women's liberation movement means necessarily pushing out their former partners - the trans widows. Read more

Radical Feminism Is a Gift to Men

May 19, 2020 | by Robert Jensen | 1 Comments

Radical feminist critique of pornography is the key to liberating men from their role as a force of domination and freeing them to embrace humanity. Read more

Misogyny Transcends Political Values

May 18, 2020 | by Kaeley Triller Harms | 5 Comments

Kaeley Triller Harms experienced the prejudice of patriarchy amongst her own church groups. Now she sees it rising on the left as well. Read more

Twitter’s Cleaner Wars: The Conspicuous Absence of Male Labour

May 15, 2020 | by Jen Izaakson | 0 Comments

Men opining on the morality of relying on a cleaner during lockdown gloss over their own failures in the sphere of domestic responsibilities. Read more

Men, Pornography, and Radical Feminism: the Struggle for Intimacy in Patriarchy

May 14, 2020 | by Robert Jensen | 2 Comments

Radical feminist critiques of pornography have been vindicated by developments in the decades since they were first articulated. Read more

Why is Your Fetish Our Business? Techno-Capitalism

May 13, 2020 | by Jennifer Bilek | 1 Comments

Techno-capitalism is driving the capture of LGB civil rights in order to sell body dissociation and objectification to the young. Read more

A Meaningful Transition? – Julia Long

May 12, 2020 | by Julia Long | 43 Comments

If you can’t change your sex, why are the terms ‘transsexual’ and ‘transwoman’ lent credence among British gender critical feminists? Read more

Metamodernism: An Enlightenment For Today’s World

May 11, 2020 | by Ẹmeka Ịkpeazu | 0 Comments

Much talk of the Enlightenment is rooted in Eurocentric and archaic thought. What is needed is a continuation of the Enlightenment beyond the 16th century. Read more