Dr. Judith Reisman (1935-2021)

The Reisman Institute ^ | April 2021 | The Reisman Institute Board of Directors. Mary McAlister, Alisa Jordheim & Ilonka Deaton

[Wallace T.]

Our Founder and beloved friend, Dr. Judith Reisman, stepped into eternity on April 8, 2021 while doing what she loved: Working to protect children from sexualization and sexual exploitation brought about by the “Sexual Revolution” and its patriarch, Alfred Kinsey. Just moments after speaking with a student about research for her next book and sending an email seeking a grant for continuing her work, Dr. Reisman was escorted into heaven. God determined that her work on earth was finished and it was time for her heavenly reward. No doubt she was greeted with the words, “Well done good and faithful servant.”

Her mantle has now fallen on us and on the hundreds of others who are working throughout the world to continue her fight for children in education, politics, the courts, legislatures and other cultural institutions. Our hearts are heavy with the loss of this warrior for children, but we are emboldened to continue her work through The Reisman Institute.

Her light will continue to shine like a beacon on the hill. We appreciate all of the love and support that permitted Dr. Reisman to proceed with her work despite the slings and arrows hurled at her by the enemy. We covet your prayers and continued support as we navigate into the future.

[Wallace T.]

Dr. Reisman was a courageous fighter against the sexualization of American culture. She singlehandedly took on the icon of the sexual revolution, Alfred Kinsey, and exposed him as the liar and pervert that he was. Since the end of World War II, there has been a gradual erosion of traditional morality. Seventy years ago, the Left promoted contraception and "girlie magazines". After numerous taboos have fallen, the current front is to normalize gender reassignment and cross-dressers and eunuchs competing in women's sports. Perhaps Dr. Reisman chose the wrong side of history, but she stood strong for what is right.

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There is nothing wrong with being on the wrong side of history when history is wrong...

[Wallace T.]

In the mission statement for National Review, written in 1955, William Buckley said, "It is not that, of course; if National Review is superfluous, it is so for very different reasons: It stands athwart history, yelling Stop, at a time when no one is inclined to do so, or to have much patience with those who so urge it." Unfortunately, the magazine he founded long ago sold out to the Red wing of the Uniparty.

Our side has had many warriors, but like the Britons in 5th and 6th Centuries or the American Indians in the 17th, 18th, and 19th Centuries, ours has been a long, losing battle, humanly speaking. Yet we honor those who fought well in a losing cause: King Arthur in Britain; Chiefs Sitting Bull and Quanah Parker on the Great Plains. As a Christian, I know that we win in the end, q.v., the Book of Revelation. However, we must give pause to honor those like Judith Reisman, who waged a decades long battle against perversion and immorality.

[Slyfox]

I read her ground-breaking book. She described the fact that Kinsey hired sex abusers to stimulate children and babies to orgasim while using a stopwatch to record the number of times A BABY could come to orgasim.

Added to the "research" was the accumulation of other data like screams, facial grimaces, cries, tears, and other details, including "trying to pull away".

Kinsey is the man Hugh Hefner dedicated his work to.

Thank you Judith.

[fieldmarshaldj]

RIP.

[Albion Wilde]

A giant of a scholar and human being. RIP

[dbehsman]

I found out a couple of hours ago. I'm just sick to hear the news.

She was one of God's lieutenants.

Rest in peace Dr. Reisman.