Feminist Salon
A continuation of the blog "Feminist Salon" that I used to write on Reddit. I'll be exploring the pornification of media and social media, and issues that affect relations between men and women.
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Notes on the Cult-like Propaganda of the Trans Movement (opens the original)
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I’ve been tabling with Democrats for an Informed Approach to Gender on occasional Sundays at the local farmers’ market. Although we meet many supportive or curious people, someone came over to our table and said we were making people commit suicide. We were sitting quietly behind the table, offering handouts listing medical side effects of hormone treatments and free buttons and stickers saying things such as “Truth Matters.”Histrionicism is a common tactic of the trans movement. Exaggerations,
AI is Men’s Mirror Image and Will Destroy the World (opens the original)
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Debate about AI has been ratcheted up since the “Hugging Face” incident in July, in which AI agents conspired and cooperated to invade and take over a rival AI company. What did these AI agents have to gain, and why did they behave the way they did? Because they were created by men, and gained their so-called “artificial intelligence”--actually aggregated knowledge–from scraping the content of a male-dominated society.Why would we be surprised that a male-created machine in a male-dominated soci
My frightening experience at a San Francisco children’s bookstore (opens the original)
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I had some free time in between my two MRIs, so I left the radiology clinic in San Francisco and walked across the street to what looked like a bookstore. Stepping inside, I saw it was a children’s bookstore. Curious about what children are reading these days, I took a stroll around the shelves and tables.I didn’t see any of the old classics, such as Wrinkle in Time, James and the Giant Peach, The Borrowers, Cricket in Times Square, the Narnia Chronicles or Charlotte’s Web. I didn’t see Dr. Seus
Book Review: “Cis White Gay” by Ben Appel (opens the original)
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I’m of two minds about this book, or perhaps three. On the one hand, it sheds light on how wokeism has infected American academia, at Columbia University and elsewhere. It also provides some information on the roots of transgender ideology, and the dangers it presents. And the first part of the book is an interesting memoir of the author’s early life in a Christian cult, his acceptance of himself as gay, and his experiences with addiction and mental illness. But the book is also full of misinfor
Hollywood Misogyny, Part Four: Movies that Don't Get Made (opens the original)
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Hayden Panettiere’s death made me think of one of her movies–one of my favorites: “Bring it On” (2006) No, it isn’t a movie with Kirsten Dunst–I think that was a remake or a sequel. The Panettiere movie was a straight-to-video film. Only Panettiere could have played the main character, as she was also a gymnast (maybe Dunst had a body double?). The movie is a fun romp with dance and gymnastics (ostensibly “cheerleading”), but also pure empowerment for teen girls.Panettiere plays a middle class g
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