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.
A collection of 12 posts
What began as a drive toward liberation thus becomes tyranny. What was normal becomes antisocial; what was malign becomes laudatory.
The clearest evidence for this lack of a distinction is the fact that most individuals are cisgender (individuals whose gender identity aligns with their biological sex).
Kipnis’ cautionary tale dovetails with Camille Paglia’s collection of essays, Free Women, Free Men.
From that perspective, it might make sense to co-opt “gender” to refer to human sexual phenotypic diversity.
Women have become angry and defensive as a result of being raised to view men as the enemy.
What happens in a culture where equality rules?
There’s a solution, but it’s not one that most feminists want to hear.
To get an idea of what’s in store for us next, Australians would do well to look at the debate over gender identity in Canada, where things have gotten, shall we say, mind-bogglingly odd.
The link between sex and dominance has a deep evolutionary history. The perennial battles between males over reproductive access to females fill the annals of natural history.
This misguided reticence is a product of archaic cultural mores that make sex a thing of shame for women, but one of pride for men.
Data from 92,000 marathon runners and 1,100 collegiate athletes consistently shows men are more competitive — and the gap isn't closing.
It is the year 2014 and women are at risk of harm from easily preventable biomedical errors. How on earth did we get here?