Bettina Arndt says the SBS documentary “Is Australia Sexist?’’ is the just the usual ideological spin we have come to expect from public broadcasters. Picture: Jonathan Ng “Sexism is rife in Australia.” That’s the headline for promotion of a forthcoming SBS documentary, Is Australia Sexist?, to be shown on December 4. The network promises a
“Professors who hold unpopular positions or state inconvenient facts are now considered psychologically toxic,” says Amy Wax, a professor at the University of Pennsylvania Law School. One of her fixes: No one on campus should be allowed to accuse others of being racist, sexist, xenophobic, white supremacist, or the like. (Photo courtesy of Amy Wax)
8,635 Views Domestic Violence Awareness Australia 9 October · This is Dr. Strauss, who conducted numerous peer-reviewed scientific studies into domestic violence. This is not ideological feminist research, this is scientific research. Dr. Strauss and the scientists involved in this research have faced numerous attacks from feminists. Also, the very powerful feminist’s organizations use every
Conservative MP Philip Davies has campaigned for Parliament to recognise International Men’s Day Credit: PA You probably didn’t know that today is International Men’s Day. After all, it doesn’t receive much publicity, despite having been celebrated on this day since 1991. International Women’s Day is a different matter. That you will have heard of,
February 20, 2018 by Mark Meckler 231 Comments 11800 Suzanne Venker’s recent opinion piece on FoxNews is very, very important, because she points out that almost all of the most recent deadly mass shooters have one thing in common: fatherlessness. She begins by pointing out a tweet after the terrible shooting in Florida last week.
What to do about the children after a divorce continues to trouble the family courts. The slow and dysfunctional family law system is set for a significant shake-up if the government and Australian Law Reform Commission get their way. For the exhausted litigants who use it, change cannot come soon enough. But at all levels,
Illustration: Sturt Krygsman By Dimitri Gonis 12:00AM November 1, 2018 The castrati were boys deprived of their masculinity in the name of a sublime, sonic effeminacy so that others could celebrate the higher registers of culture. Eunuchs also were castrated before they reached puberty so that they became more submissive and servile to their masters.
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‘Social engineers in Tasmania (are aiming for) just one-size-fits-all genderless babies.’ When it comes to Tasmania’s plan to become the first state to erase a baby’s gender from a birth certificate, please doff your cap to our federalist forefathers. They deserve more credit than we often give them. The federal system set down in our
STANDARD LINK https://medium.com/a-sense-of-place/publishing-the-book-children-of-the-state-2cbec40b44e4 Publishing the Book: Children of the State Stolen for Profit Let’s face it: this is a tough sell. In the beginning was the Word. Well, there was a radio show called Dads On The Air. We were a small group of that most unfashionable of all people. Separated, sad, angry, overwhelmed fathers. But unlike
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