Crown and Consternation Confusingly, however, it has been impossible to discern what this principle actually is. David Paxton 21 Mar 2018 · 8 min read
It's Time for Evidence-Based Gender Policy But do we really have sound evidence and trustworthy scientific sources, particularly in politically very sensitive areas like gender? Teresa Gimenez Barbat 20 Feb 2018 · 4 min read
Grid Girls and Puritans ‘Grid Girls’ – models employed by Formula One for promotional purposes – have just discovered that their role is to be discontinued. Kirio Birks 9 Feb 2018 · 6 min read
The Dishonesty of #MeToo in Canada's Literary Scene The effect of the #MeToo movement, especially in Canada, is creating the same subdued atmosphere among men. Irene Ogrizek 1 Feb 2018 · 9 min read
Catherine Deneuve, #MeToo, and the Fracturing Within Feminism The disproportionate backlash that Deneuve and her co-signers have incited is indeed a sign of the fracturing within feminism. Ulysse Pasquier 16 Jan 2018 · 7 min read
The Empathy Gap in Tech: Interview with a Software Engineer The tech industry more broadly is rarely discussed in terms of friendliness towards those with high functioning autism, such as Gideon. Claire Lehmann 5 Jan 2018 · 15 min read
Why No One Cares About Feminist Theory At this point, we must really pause to ask ourselves how feminist theory is leaking into popular culture, and the reason is that it’s activism-driven scholarship. James Lindsay 2 Jan 2018 · 10 min read
Femen’s Inna Shevchenko: Fear of Causing Offense Has Cost Too Many Innocent Lives Her life story presents a challenge to religious communities. Do they want to reform [Islam] or give it up?” Jeffrey Tayler 30 Dec 2017 · 12 min read
Islamic Feminism's Depressing Future Muslim women are fighting stridently within their communities, but their fight doesn’t tread the same path as secular Western feminism. Chetna Prakash 8 Dec 2017 · 8 min read
Campus Counsellors and the Politicization of Sexual Assault What I mean by that is the narrative extolled by university trained feminists that implies assault victims are victims for life and have been irreparably damaged. Irene Ogrizek 26 Nov 2017 · 9 min read
Are Women Really Victims? Four Women Weigh In Women can be victims. In this world, there are violent, exploitative people willing to use and abuse their fellow human beings. Quillette 22 Nov 2017 · 9 min read
Sex Through the Looking Glass What began as a drive toward liberation thus becomes tyranny. What was normal becomes antisocial; what was malign becomes laudatory. Howard Schwartz 20 Nov 2017 · 5 min read
Why I'm Uneasy With the #MeToo Movement An assumption of personal responsibility is the sine qua non of independence and autonomy in a free society. Lexa Frankl 9 Nov 2017 · 13 min read
Why Feminists Must Understand Evolution If our common goal is to encourage reciprocal respect for other individuals, in spite of average differences in group proclivities. Marta Iglesias 29 Oct 2017 · 14 min read
Rethinking Gender, Sexuality, and Violence We should work to devise effective solutions to continue that progress, rather resorting to using all men as scapegoats for the violence that remains. Gideon Scopes 25 Oct 2017 · 14 min read
