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Keyword: feminized

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  • In Loco Masculi. The feminization of the American university is all but complete.

    03/11/2023 12:55:12 PM PST · by karpov · 14 replies
    City Journal ^ | March 5, 2023 | Heather Mac Donald
    Sometimes a single incident efficiently summarizes a larger trend. So it is with New York University’s selection of its new president, Linda Mills, a licensed clinical social worker and an NYU social work professor. She researches trauma and bias, as well as race and gender in the legal academy. She is a documentary filmmaker and teaches advocacy filmmaking. She serves as an NYU vice chancellor and as a senior vice provost for Global Programs and University Life. In all these roles, Mills is the very embodiment of the contemporary academy. The most significant part of her identity, however, and the...
  • London Refuses Kids Tickets To Gun-Related Olympic Events (anti-gun limey libtards)

    08/24/2011 5:35:23 PM PDT · by max americana · 19 replies
    business insider ^ | AUG 24, 2011 | Buck Sexton
    Schoolchildren in London are eligible for 125,000 free tickets for the 2012 Olympics next Summer, but any event that involves a firearm will be excluded from the massive giveaway. Why, you ask, would anyone choose to hide storied events and world class competitors from children’s eyes? Because City Hall and Olympic Organizers are afraid of an anti-gun backlash. That’s right — the powers that be in London won’t subject kids to such bloodsports as Skeet and Trap shooting. The London Evening Standard reported yesterday on the “Ticketshare” decision, and the window it has given into current British views on guns...
  • Spiffy new jail too expensive to open

    03/17/2006 7:29:09 AM PST · by george76 · 133 replies · 3,279+ views
    A $59 million jail featuring art and flat screen TVs in Portland, Ore., has been sitting unused for more than a year as the city can't afford to open it. The Wapato Facility took two years to construct and can house 525 inmates at a cost of $20 million per year, .... The county spent more than $600,000 on art for the jail, including a sculpture out front by the circular driveway. There are 30-foot vaulted ceilings and private showers. "I love coming to an empty $59-million jail," Giusto told the Los Angeles Times. "I get tired of telling people...
  • Men's Rights

    02/08/2006 12:46:36 PM PST · by BobDobbs9911 · 5 replies · 296+ views
    Aish.com ^ | 5FEB06 | Emuna Braverman
    Men's Rights Posted by Emuna Braverman on Sunday, February 05, 2006 I don't know how "separate but equal" ever turned into superior, but I never bought it. After years of taking a beating by women and the feminist movement, it seems like men are finally starting to stand up for themselves again. After years of accepting every negative stereotype about the male species -- otherwise how could they ever get a date? -- men are fighting back. And it's about time. I don't know how "separate but equal" ever turned into superior, but I never bought it. Each gender has...
  • Victims Gone Wild (How Feminism Has Messed Up Relationships)

    02/09/2005 8:38:22 PM PST · by teldon30 · 27 replies · 2,188+ views
    www.metroactive.com ^ | 2005 | Amy Alkon
    "IN SEDUCTION, the rapist often bothers to buy a bottle of wine," proclaimed radical feminist Andrea Dworkin in 1976. If you're a woman born 20 years ago, you probably don't even recognize Dworkin's name. Yet, there's a good chance you've had some seriously frustrating dates with her unwitting progeny: the guy who waits until date three or four—not to grab you, throw you up against the wall and suck face—but to politely inquire, "May I kiss you?" Equal pay for equal work? It's a beautiful thing. Equal opportunity? Thrilled to have it. We women owe an enormous debt to Susan...