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How the NWHL is starting a sports revolution
m_clueless
Since discovering Folkspaper, I've been inspired by the idea of a social media platform where the discussion is driven by journalism. I challenge you to help me grow and strengthen conversations about current events on Folkspaper. Here's my write-up on the National Women's Hockey League. Show me some different perspectives on the subject! Comment with a story you found or wrote about women's ... ...more
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Air Force Lt. Col. Calls Sexual Harrassment "the price of admission"
EnglishMajorLeagues
As if the case of Vanessa Guillen, the Fort Hood soldier who was bludgeoned to death with a hammer and buried in a shallow grave wasn't tragic enough, the deceased Specialist is still the subject of victim blaming. Nowhere else is this clearer than in the comments of Lt. Col Betsy Schoeller, who on Facebook suggested that the sexual harrassment Guillen intended to report was par for the ... ...more
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Fake Feminism.
Avneet Kaur
So, yesterday, I was standing in a crowded place with some random girl whose bra strap was showing. Okay I know its normal. I know every girl wears it. I know there's nothing to be hushed about or stare at. But my concern was if I should tell her or stay silent.! For the very first time I found this thought strange. I'll tell you why! Nowadays feminists and their feminism has made this "Bra ... ...more
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African American Heritage Week: Kimberlé Williams Crenshaw
Continuing this week's theme, I'd like to share a more modern activist in my list of influential African American figures. Kimberlé Williams Crenshaw is one of the pioneers of the concept of critical race theory. She is best known for her introduction of intersectionality into feminist theory, which changes the perspective to include issues of race as it pertains to gender. Crenshaw is a ... ...more
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VenomnymouS on Jeff C Live: A Discussion on Artificial Wombs and More.
VenomnymouS
Watch yours truly and Jeff C Discuss the predictive programming of ectogenesis going back a near century, as well as the now emerging tech of Artificial Wombs, designer babies and the current propaganda (including a feminist agenda) and what this could all mean for the future of Humanity. https://youtu.be/JSjov177iug ...more
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Bikini vs Underwear: Why Do We Only Wear One in Public?
I was reading an interesting internet argument this morning (as of course we all do), about why it is that women are "allowed" to wear bikinis in public and feel free to do so, but in a bra and underwear, suddenly she is overly modest. I thought I could write briefly on the subject. First of all, I don't think it's a case of women being "allowed" to wear bikinis but not underwear, at least not ... ...more
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Women Now Outnumber Men in the U.S. Workforce
According to new data released by the United States Department of Labor, the number of women in the workforce has surpassed the number of men by approximately 109,000. This means that 50.4% of the American labor force is women, something that hasn't happened since 2010. A closer look at the numbers reveals that the positions surveyed were not farming jobs. As it has been in previous years, ... ...more
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It Costs Almost $2000 to go to the "Mansplaining Event of the Century"
If you happen to have $1999 burning a hole in your pocket, you can buy a ticket (and get another free to bring a friend, the website says,) to the 22 Convention, which on its website promises to be "the Mansplaining Event of the Century." In a world where women "are being taught to act more like men," the 22 Convention claims to speak against "toxic bullying feminist dogma," and strives to ... ...more
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Violence Against Women Has Focused on Strangers, but Ignores the Threat at Home
If you’ve been on Twitter today, you probably know that November 25th is the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women. To me, the day brings to mind all of the defense advice I have ever received, and continue to receive: Never leave your drink unattended. Walk to your car with a buddy. Don’t wear short skirts or low cut tops. Never walk alone at night. You don’t even ... ...more
