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Gender: is It Fixed, Fluid, or Formed from Society’s Stereotypes?

August 20, 2020 | by Maria Keffler | 2 Comments

How do we resolve the inconsistency with regards to claims that gender is innate, that it can fluctuate, or that it is rooted in social constructs? Read more

Corporate Censorship on Behalf the Chinese Communist Party

August 19, 2020 | by Dan Fisher | 0 Comments

New Chinese security laws threaten freedom of speech across the globe, and Western corporations stand ready to comply. Read more

Why Jack Turban Should be Investigated by the American Medical Association

August 18, 2020 | by CNLifestyle | 4 Comments

Jack Turban, insistent critic of Abigail Shrier's book on transitioning of young girls, constantly claims puberty blockers are safe. He is paid by a firm that manufactures them. Read more

U.S. Feminists Organize to Protect Sex-Based Rights: Women’s Human Rights Campaign

August 17, 2020 | by Uncommon Ground Media | 0 Comments

This week, the Women's Human Rights Campaign launches in the US. Their mission: to protect women's sex based rights from encroachment by gender identity. Read more

The Scottish Hate Crime Bill: A Human Rights Disaster

August 14, 2020 | by Bryndís Blackadder | 3 Comments

The hate crime bill being considered by Scottish Parliament threatens to hand powers of censorship over to corporations, NGOs and nuisance individuals. Read more

What Was Happening Before ‘Just Be Nice Feminism’? Part IV: The Gutter Dykes, 1973

August 10, 2020 | by Dr Em | 3 Comments

In Part 4 of Dr Em's series, we explore the objections of the lesbian group Gutter Dykes to the inclusion of transsexuals within the lesbian movement. Read more

From SHAFT to WPATH: Stephen Whittle’s Influence on Trans Politics

August 5, 2020 | by Rachel Bosenterfer | 3 Comments

Charting the long history of an elusive trans-identifying-female, Stephen Whittle's efforts to whittle away women's rights, from 1975 to 2019. Read more

The Ethical Implications of Monogamy and Polyamory

August 3, 2020 | by Gabriel Andrade | 1 Comments

Exploring the ethical implications of monogamy and polyamory - how should humans and society as a whole handle relationships? Read more

What Was Happening Before ‘Just Be Nice Feminism’? Part III: West Coast Lesbian Conference, 1973

July 31, 2020 | by Dr Em | 0 Comments

Dr Em charts the history of the development of ‘just be nice’ feminism and the inclusion of trans-identified males in the women’s movement. Part 3. Read more

The ‘Look at the expansive BLM Manifesto’ comeback

July 30, 2020 | by CNLifestyle | 0 Comments

Now at this point, many of the individuals who flatter themselves that they’re extremely smart with this response that should make most of us with a smattering of common sense roll our eyes heavenwards, crash back in with a Wikipedia quote about Black Lives Matter as an organization, with their mission statement, goals etc as […] Read more

Dr Em

Dr Em writes articles anonymously, mostly on feminism, sexism, and gender.

Donovan Cleckley

Donovan Cleckley holds a BA in English and Interdisciplinary Studies from the University of Montevallo and an MA in English from Tulane University. His research focuses on the relationship between women’s rights and gay rights, literature and sexual politics, and the social and political implications of transgenderism as an ideology, an industry, and an institution. Learn more about his work at https://donovancleckley.com.

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