Opinion
Opinion pieces by our contributing writers.
Critical Childhood Studies: New Academic Field Dismantles Safeguarding
Scholars deconstruct childhood with arguments similar to pro-pedophile organizations.
Roe Was Always Weak: Six Steps For Feminists Moving Forward
Women in over half of the country are about to lose their freedom. We saw it coming, but is the next generation of activists ready?
Rape Crisis Centers Have Sold Out Feminism
As the "women's sector" moves further away from its radical feminist roots, rape victims suffer in the pursuit of funding
Female Dating Strategy Has Abandoned Reddit for Good
Former moderators of the subreddit describe the work as “hostile,” “traumatic,” and “unsustainable.”
Five Dead Naked Women in the Street: Bearing Witness in Ukraine
If no one speaks and remembers, the perpetrators prevail, and their acts of human destruction are forgotten.
How a Decade of Democratic Delusions Failed Women on Abortion
From Obama and the ACA to modern gender ideology, Democrats have repeatedly sold out women to the highest bidder
Four Reasons To Stop Saying “Gender Dysphoria”
The vague and sexist concept creates the very symptoms it claims to describe
Melissa Lucio Case Demonstrates How Poor Mothers Are Set Up to Fail
The mother of 14 narrowly avoided execution for the tragic death of her two-year-old daughter.
Will Elon Musk's Twitter Be Better for Feminists?
A platform with free speech would be an improvement for women, but it’s not a long term solution for feminist organizing
Four Quotes from Second-Wave Feminists That Perfectly Sum Up the “TERF Wars”
“Laughter is the one true hope, for as long as it is audible there is evidence that someone is seeing through the Dirty Joke.” - Mary Daly
Raquel Rosario Sánchez Case Shows Uphill Battle Faced by Feminists
A court ruled last week that the feminist scholar was not owed a “duty of care” by Bristol University after ongoing threats from trans activists.
