We have not finished with our dungeon crawl through the rabbit warren of federally funded international feminist programs, not by a long shot. However, a couple of items have been drawn to our attention that we’ve decided we need to talk about as well.…
In our continuing dungeon crawl through the rabbit warren of federally funded international feminist programs, we’ve identified several areas of ideological export, anti-male practices, and propaganda funding. Tonight, we’re continuing last week’s look at something more domestic, which gives you a peek at how feminist framing is used to build a body of lies that look like evidence to be used to...
In our continuing dungeon crawl through the rabbit warren of federally funded international feminist programs, we’ve identified several areas of ideological export, anti-male practices, and propaganda funding. Tonight, we’re looking at something more domestic, which gives you a peek at how feminist framing is used to build a body of lies that look like evidence to be used to inform law and policy...
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For years, the MRM has been told women live under an oppressive patriarchy that denies them any power or influence. What did anti-suffragettes have to say about that? Did women lack power and influence?…
For years, the MRM has been told women live under an oppressive patriarchy that denies them any power or influence. What did anti-suffragettes have to say about that? We’ll continue to investigate by reading through and responding to Joe C. Miller’s report “Never a fight of women against man: What the textbooks don’t say about women’s suffrage.”…
For the last few weeks, we’ve been examining the historical conflict between women over voting rights, by reading through and responding to Joe C. Miller’s report “Never a fight of women against man: What the textbooks don’t say about women’s suffrage.”…
Recently on HBR Talk, we’ve been learning about the dastardly patriarchal sons of bi… oh, uh, daughters. Yep, the information war over suffrage and who wanted it, or didn’t want it was women vs women. Last week, another important discussion took precedent, and one might crop up this week as well.…
Last week, we learned a bit about the the Seneca Falls Convention and began reading through the declaration of sentiments written by Elizabeth Cady Stanton, looking for that “about equality” vibe feminists keep telling us we should be getting from their work.…
We’re told feminism has always been about equality. We’ve looked at the early actions and some of the early writing of feminists which showed otherwise, but what about the direct statements of the suffragettes at the Seneca Falls Convention? Tonight, we’re going to examine the Declaration of Sentiments and see.…
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