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The Fall of Phoebe Gates and the Irresistible Fantasy of the Feminist Icon (opens the original)
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Phoebe Gates had it all. She was young, beautiful, and the daughter of one of the richest men in the world, Bill Gates. To say she grew up privileged would be a dramatic understatement. She grew up with unfathomable wealth and countless connections to the world’s most powerful people. On top of this, she was perfectly aligned with orthodox leftism, even earning the “Rising Reproductive Freedom Champion” award. All of this is to say that she could have done anything she wanted. She could have mar
The Story of McKenna West Shows the Moral Insanity of Commercial Surrogacy (opens the original)
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In case anyone doesn’t think that surrogacy shamelessly commodifies children, exploits women, and is an utterly evil and dehumanizing process, they should pay attention to the story unfolding in Texas with surrogate mother McKenna West and her baby Gabriel. Originally from Alaska, West was contracted to carry a baby for California couple Nausheen Gilkar and Omar Ahmed. At 20 weeks, an ultrasound revealed that the baby had a congenital heart defect that would require immediate medical treatment a
What if the Migrant Invasion of Ceuta Is Only the Beginning? (opens the original)
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When people saw the videos of a horde of North African migrants storming the Spanish-held peninsula of Ceuta, many immediately recalled a famous scene from the film World War Z where a horde of zombies mount a border wall and flood one of the last remaining uninfected cities. Here was a real-life violent invasion of heedless military-aged men stampeding through a small, vulnerable Spanish town, resulting in over 140 deaths, most of them Spanish residents—though, based on Nick Shirley’s recent vi
A WWII Spy Novel That Reinvigorates the Genre for a New Audience (opens the original)
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When its comes to modern stories involving spies and espionage during World War II, there are a few annoyances that audiences have no choice but to expect and accept: a diverse, ahistorical cast of characters; amoral, superficial protagonists who are superlatively competent and devoid of any human attachments; paper-thin antagonists who are irredeemably evil; and a colorless, generic setting expunged of cultural differences, conflicting ideologies, or any authentic details. Overall, these tropes
The Crisis of Masculinity Is Really a Crisis of Friendship (opens the original)
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By now, it’s no secret that men today are struggling. Not only are they outnumbered by women in the workforce and college, but fewer of them are marrying and forming families. To make matters worse, as writer Dr. Charles Cornish-Dale (whom I interviewed here) writes at length in his book The Last Men: Liberalism and the Death of Masculinity (which I reviewed here), men today are producing far less testosterone and sperm than the men of previous generations. Instead of striving at work and making
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