Repeated attempts to skewer clinical psychologist Jordan Peterson fell flat in a remarkable interview with Britain’s Channel 4 news, reports the Spectator. Douglas Murray writes of the interview for the Spectator’s Coffee House blog: In the magazine this week (out tomorrow) I
(THE TIMES) — The British Army yesterday defied critics of its “politically correct” recruitment campaign and released a new set of television advertisements, including one that shows a Muslim soldier praying in front of his comrades.
Iranian protesters who have been released from prison, and the families of those still held without charges, say that some of the detainees have been tortured and killed.
PARIS (AP) — An open letter signed by movie star Catherine Deneuve and dozens of other French women about men being unfairly targeted by sexual misconduct allegations has prompted a backlash in the French press and on social media.
Iranian women have been a driving force and central focus of the deadly, week-long protests and marches that have swept cities across the Islamic Republic of Iran in opposition to the regime’s oppressive nature.
One of Britain’s top private schools has changed the lyrics of ‘God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen’ to ‘Gentlefolk’ because the centuries-old carol’s words were not “accessible to all”.
James Bond should be played by a woman, Theresa May has said, hailing the new female Doctor Who as a victory for “girl power”.
Even holiday classics like It’s a Wonderful Life have come under vicious scrutiny in our politically correct, brave new world, with CNN openly questioning whether the beloved film is secretly sexist and should, therefore, be “retired” from American culture.
The London Assembly has been called “illiberal” and Orwellian after voting to call on the mayor “to clarify the powers available to [police] to arrest and prosecute” pro-life campaigners – who pray near abortion clinics and offer support to mothers – accusing them of “harassment”.
Anti-semitic, pro-Palestinian activist Linda Sarsour has been accused of allowing a woman who worked for her to be sexually assaulted and harassed. The woman also said Sarsour threatened her if she went public with the charges.
From organizing mass hexes to setting up witch-themed Etsy stores, the feminist movement and witchcraft are becoming increasingly entwined.
An important driver behind the so-called gender pay gap is that teenage girls aspire to lower-paid careers than boys, according to a major new study. Analysing data collected from nearly 8,000 teenagers in Britain, researchers at University College London (UCL)’s
The dictionary Merriam-Webster is declaring “feminism” as its word of the year for 2017, nominating the word “complicit” as its runner-up.
Anti-male feminists are complaining that Facebook is banning them for posts calling men “scum.”
Left-wing comedian Chelsea Handler made a series of lewd remarks about White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders during the latest episode of her recently canceled Netflix series Chelsea.
A sociology professor at Pennsylvania State University recently argued in an academic journal that eating meat perpetuates “patriarchy.”
The Church of Sweden has voted to adopt a controversial new handbook which says masculine references to God, such as “He” and “Lord” should be scrapped so as to be more “inclusive”.
In a brief interview with the New York Times this week, American Enterprise Institute Scholar Christina Hoff Sommers shared wide-ranging thoughts on modern feminism.
The Los Angeles Times mocks White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders’s appearance in a new column by Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and cartoonist David Horsey.
On October 26th several vehicles belonging to police officers were set on fire in the French commune of Meylan and now a radical leftist anarcho-feminist group has claimed responsibility saying it is “revenge” for “sexism.” The group released a statement this
The “victimhood narrative” taught in schools fuels anxiety in young girls, says Dr. Joanna Williams, a lecturer at the University of Kent.
Troubled men across the country are turning to classes that help them “unlearn” their “toxic masculinity,” according to New York Magazine.
Police in Pakistan have arrested Mufti Mohammad Qawi for his alleged role in the honor killing of social media star Qandeel Baloch. Baloch’s brother strangled the 26-year-old, who had become famous for posting seductive photos on Facebook, after she called Qawi a “hypocrite” on social media and accused him of violating the Ramadan fast.
Michael Hafford, a VICE News contributor who wrote “male feminist” content for the website, has received numerous allegations of sexual and violent abuse from women.
A group of feminist academics have rallied against plans to make street harassment illegal in France, on the grounds that new laws could “stigmatise” men with migrant backgrounds.
Hugh Hefner, legendary founder and editor-in-chief of Playboy, died Monday at the age of 91. He was an icon in liberal Hollywood, and a self-declared conservative foe. Yet there is much for conservatives to celebrate in his life.
The University of North Carolina, Charlotte, offers a staggering 345 courses on the topic of diversity and social justice.
The European Parliament has been accused of trying to “criminalise” pro-life views and opposition abortion, after passing a paper describing restricting abortion as “violence” and demanding “all the Member States to guarantee… legal abortion.”
A biologically male transgender activist has physically assaulted a woman in central London because she attempted to attend a meeting about transgender issues.
An Oakland, California-based baker with a history of creating unconventional cakes and pastries has been hit with criticism on her Facebook page after she shared a video over Instagram of a birthday cake decorated with the phrase “Kill Nazis” frosted on it.
A course entitled “Fat Studies” at Oregon State University argues that “weightism” is a civil rights issue, making it harder for overweight Americans to get ahead.
Doug Glanville a former professional baseball player, who played for the Philadelphia Phillies, Chicago Cubs, and the Texas Ranger argues that even though ESPN’s new baseball analyst Jessica Mendoza never played in the MLB she is still qualified for the job.
The female Doctor Who, according to the media, is radical and history-making. Here are seven other similarly radical, history-making moments.
Teen Vogue writer and Hillary Clinton pen pal Lauren Duca took to Twitter on Thursday to joke about the extinction of the male gender.
The BBC has been forced to reveal the salaries of nearly 100 television personalities who are paid more than the Prime Minister, after fighting “tooth and nail” against the list’s publication.
Swedish feminist Emma Knyckare has an answer to the rising number of sex assaults at Swedish music festivals: organise events where men aren’t allowed to attend. Ms Knyckare says she is organising a new outdoor music festival for women by women in
The left wing government in Berlin is planning to roll out a citywide ban on “sexist” billboards, prohibiting firms from portraying women as “nurturing” or happy to do housework.
Vanity Fair has fact-checked the recent viral outrage over Wonder Woman star Gal Gadot supposedly being paid 46 times less than Man of Steel star Henry Cavill for their work on similar films.
Senator Kamala Harris (D-CA) has become notorious over the past several weeks for interrupting witnesses testifying on Capitol Hill — or, to her liberal fans, for being “silenced” by her white male Republican colleagues. Now she is turning those confrontation into campaign dollars.
During a live interview with director Cassie Jaye, a pair of Australian television hosts criticized her film for allegedly promoting misogyny, despite admitting they never actually watched it.
