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Category Archives: feminism and men’s issues
The Nine Genders of PSU
Our local leftist rag, The Willamette Weekly (which I call “The Moth” because its stylized initials on the cover resemble the Hebrew word for “moth”) has reported that Portland State University now recognizes nine genders, and nine sexual orientations: The … Continue reading
Desperate for victimhood
People are so desperate to consider themselves victims that one man’s letter to the editor, criticizing mature women for wearing yoga pants, motivated hundreds of women to participate in a rally for their right to wear yoga pants. Check out … Continue reading
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Toxic Masculinity
I’m a touch-typer. But I bashed my left pinkie against a fence while doing yard work, so it hurts every time I use caps or the letters q (ouch), a (ouch) and z (ouch). So I hope y’all appreciate this while reading … Continue reading
Anti-whites are sexists
For those of y’all who are not already aware, I urge you to start paying attention: When you see a billboard, a brochure, a commercial or any kind of depiction of people that shows both blacks and whites, how often … Continue reading
Feminism and Freedom by Prof. Michael Levin
A while back, Diversity Chronicle sent me “Feminism and Freedom” by Michael Levin. I just finished reading it, and thought I’d share some thoughts about it with my readers. Firstly, here’s an accurate summery of the book from Amazon: Combining … Continue reading
Serena Williams: Victim of sexism and racism?
According to Marc Bain, of Quartz.com, tennis player Serena Williams is underpaid, and underendorsed – because of sexism, racism or both. He writes: The US Open begins today (Aug. 31), and Serena Williams has a chance to make tennis history. … Continue reading
I've been thinking about suicide
… but that post didn’t work out, so I’m writing about homosexuals instead. It seems an athlete named Steward Butler has been accused of attacking two men who were kissing each other. Butler is being charged with a hate-crime. This … Continue reading
Celebrating diversity in New York
Here’s a video of a young woman enjoying diversity while strolling through New York. I can think of several problems with the video. Firstly, since when is an offhand compliment “harassment?” Secondly, would she rather be ignored by the opposite … Continue reading
The fat banker
Recently, I had occasion to visit one of Oregon’s fine credit unions. These institutions offer many services, and they provide competition to traditional banks. They tend to be friendly, informal, places. Not that my local bank is unfriendly; I’m always … Continue reading
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Homosexuality, Christianity and Africa
Making my travel plans for the upcoming American Renaissance conference, it occurred to me that I might as well combine my customary tropical vacation with the conference trip. It would save me extra travel and expense. Being on a tight … Continue reading
