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Category Archives: Feminism
F. Roger Devlin Critiques Wendy Shalit’s Books
Roger Devlin writes: Shalit is, of course, emphatic on a man’s lack of all sexual rights before the wedding. Referring to a girl whose boyfriend began “pressuring” her for sex after eight months of courtship, her assessment is: “If he’s … Continue reading
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Criticizing The Black Man For Appreciating A Fine Looking White Woman
This hate on men of color has got to stop. From Radix Journal: The “street harassment” problem has arisen recent years largely due to the rise of young, college-educated Whites gentrifying urban hellholes. While more Whites and Asians are moving … Continue reading
More Female Secret Service Agents Please
After all, why would we want to prize competence over diversity? Maybe we should lower standards for men so we can get more gay Secret Service agents. Think about how that would boost morale! Masculine men love to have flamers … Continue reading
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Why Do We Have Women As Law Enforcement Officers?
Women, in general, are easier to overpower than men. If strength matters for a job, you want a man in it. NYTIMES.com: “Omar J. Gonzalez overpowered a female Secret Service agent inside the North Portico entrance and ran through the … Continue reading
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What Was Janay Angry About?
Blog: Watching the video in which Ray Rice knocked out his fiancée (now wife) Janay, the thought occurs: What was she so angry about? Everybody has focused on the obvious horror of Rice’s punch — the brute force of a … Continue reading
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Which Are The Female-Dominated Majors?
Report: Today’s trends The woman-dominated majors of today are unsurprising to anyone who has attended a large university in the U.S.: Health Professions (85% women): nursing assistant, veterinary assistant, dental assistant, etc. Public Administration (82%): social work, public policy, etc. … Continue reading
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Men Are Smarter Than Women
Richard Lynn notes: For not only is the average man more intelligent than the average woman but also a clear and rather startling imbalance emerges between the sexes at the high levels of intelligence that the most demanding jobs require. … Continue reading
The more female-dominated a college major is, the lower the average IQ of the students studying in the major
Richard Lynn notes that men have higher IQ than women by an average of five points. If you ask teachers who their smartest students are, they will usually say guys, but if you ask them who their best behaved students … Continue reading
Zero Tolerance For Women Too?
Espn: “Sixteen female U.S. senators have sent a letter to commissioner Roger Goodell calling for a “real zero-tolerance policy” against domestic violence in the NFL.” Does this zero tolerance apply to women as well? A far higher percentage of women, … Continue reading
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The Differences Between Men And Women
Historian Martin Van Creveld (a Dutch Jew living in Israel) writes: First, when Steven Pinker and many others say that the characteristics of people of both sexes are in large part biologically-determined rather than socially-constructed they were right. Second, when … Continue reading
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