5 Things To Do About Our Culture’s Antagonism Against Men
Culture 5 Things To Do About Our Culture’s Antagonism Against Men Boys are over-cluttered with mixed messages, mostly negative. They have grown up with a
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Culture 5 Things To Do About Our Culture’s Antagonism Against Men Boys are over-cluttered with mixed messages, mostly negative. They have grown up with a
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From: Bettina Arndt Sent: Monday, 26 November 2018 8:27 PM Subject: Feminist Lies about Sexafarran@bigpond.net.auism Hi Everyone, There’s an interesting story behind this week’s video.
From: Bettina Arndt Sent: Thursday, 6 December 2018 10:10 AM Subject: Mums love #MenToo… feminists not so much. Hi Everybody, What a great start to
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:
“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
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
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
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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
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