Sir. Tim Berners-Lee, the inventor of the World Wide Web, thinks the web is “not working for women and girls.”

“Captain Marvel” star Brie Larson is telling women that they should “refuse to compromise” in a new, feminist-themed commercial for the Nissan Sentra that encourages consumers to fight the patriarchy and, of course, buy Nissan.

Why doesn’t CBS News disclose all the words and terms where “black” is used as a positive, or “white” as a negative?

A coalition of feminist groups, many representing the abortion lobby, is demanding the 2020 Democrats select a woman for vice president.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) on Tuesday accused Republican Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (D-CA) of sending a “bigoted” message on the coronavirus for noting its place of origin and demanded him to delete his message and “apologize immediately.”

The abortion industry celebrated “Abortion Provider Appreciation Day,” in honor of the medical providers who terminate pregnancies in the United States.

“Orange Is the New Black” star Yael Stone recently confessed that she might not have had children if she had been more informed about climate change.

A former student of the University of La Verne was arrested for allegedly sending ten racist threats against herself, as well as the student group with which she had a leadership role. The 25-year-old former student also claimed that she had “found a smoking backpack” in her car before being “assaulted by a masked man” on campus.

A bill in the Wyoming legislation to criminalize the practice of female genital mutilation (FGM) on minors that has bipartisan support is being slammed by transgender activists who claim it discriminates against those who might want surgery to alter their biological sex.

Two pediatricians say a study’s data actually reveals the opposite of what its authors conclude about puberty blockers and mental health.

Marietta College in Marietta, Ohio, fired tenure-track professor Bo Winegard last week without explanation. Now, Winegard is making the case that the college fired him for his conservative views.

London mayor Sadiq Khan declared himself a “proud feminist” and “ally” — “unlike the President of the USA” — and claimed climate change “impacts women and girls more than anyone else”.

The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse hosted a “Sexual Health Week” featuring a clitoral masturbation” teach-in equipped with a free sex toy giveaway, as well as “sex jeopardy,” and “condom bingo,” among other events.

Trevor Phillips, a veteran anti-racism campaigner, accused the Labour Party of “shutting down debate” after he was expelled from the party over allegedly Islamophobic statements concerning Pakistani grooming gangs.

A group of 31 women formed a topless human chain in London to protest against allegedly man-made climate change on International Women’s Day. (Warning: explicit images.)

A report from the Swedish Defence Research Institute (FOI) has claimed that Sweden may have the largest portion of so-called involuntarily celibate (incel) people in the world.

Good grief, cop killers and other convicted criminals have been allowed to publish books in this country, going back 65 years to Caryl Chessman, but Woody Allen is blacklisted.

Scott Presler said President Donald Trump’s tweets about the trash-filled streets in Baltimore inspired him to help clean up the city.

NEW YORK (AP) — Woody Allen’s publisher has decided to cancel the planned release of his memoir “Apropos of Nothing.”

Ben Carson told the House Appropriations Committee the rights of transgender individuals do not trump those of abused women in federally-funded homeless shelters.

Social media giant Twitter has issued an update to its “hateful conduct” rules to further ban tweets that may target different age groups, and the disabled.

A lawsuit filed against Williams College claims that administrators suspended a male student over his refusal to date one of his female peers after consensual sexual contact. Now, the accused student says that administrators at the college failed to listen to his side of the story.

Twitter is facing another lawsuit from a former user, data analyst Geoff Golberg, who alleges that Twitter engages in “deceptive practices” as defined by New York consumer protection laws. Golberg was investigating the problem of “bot” accounts on the social media platform, and had spent $35,000 in advertising before his blacklisting.

Rep. Ilhan Omar said on Capitol Hill on Thursday that America’s “history is built on the oppression of black bodies.”

The student editors of the Emory University newspaper made the case that American universities and colleges need to “rethink” the concept of free speech in an editorial that was recently published.

An individual appearing to be a student at Evergreen State College snatched a sign from a Turning Point USA (TPUSA) activist and then defaced it, before appearing to hit the TPUSA activist with the sign. A second individual then approached the TPUSA activist and doused him with water.

University of Oxford Professor Selina Todd was blacklisted from speaking at an upcoming feminist history event on campus after she was accused of making “transphobic” comments. Todd was provided with bodyguards after she received death threats from leftist activists.
