Category Archives: Feminism

Saudi Teenager Who Fled Family Embraces All Things Canadian. (O.K., Maybe Not Winter.): She wants to go to college to study architecture. She would like to take English classes. She is wondering about how to harness her newfound media stardom. … …

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Most of the conventionally liberal readers of this weblog would probably term me anti-feminist. I believe that there are sex differences, and that these are important in the way we arrange policy and our personal lives. But I’m really pissed … Continue reading

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Why Do They Hate Us?, is a powerful and moving jeremiad by Mona Eltahawy. It accurately describes without dispute the sorry state of female flourishing in the Middle East, broadly understood. And yet I wonder at the quasi-Freudian rationale on offer, that these men “hate” women. A  rationale of this sort seems more derived from the worries […]

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What SlutWalk Looks Like in New Delhi. I don’t want to minimize the problem of sexual assault in a general sense anywhere, but considering the specific issue of how rape in addressed and confronted in much of South Asia this seems to be a worthwhile campaign. More broadly there needs to be the emphasis that […]

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In the post below on Bryan Caplan’s arguments for why one should have more children there was an “interesting” comment:
As if we’re harmless little creatures at one with our environment and put no toll on the balance of nature around us. Funny how we humans act like mindless rabbits and lemmings and put the sole […]

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Razib Khan