The re-election of Donald Trump as the U.S President has certainly re-invigorated the gender debate in the MSM … (and this post remains in development) Winning against the feminist machine, by Bettina Arndt (7 November 2024) Boosting men doesn’t come at women’s expense (13 November 2024) Warren Farrell Op-Ed — Trump won because Democrats keep … Continue reading The election of Donald Trump and associated claims of sexism (2024)
The justice system and legal reform are pivotal factors to be addressed in moving towards true gender equality, and I mention this in a number of my blog posts, including: On false accusations by women/girls against men/boys Gender inequality within the criminal justice system Which leads me to the focus of my post today … … Continue reading Australian conference regarding false allegations and law reform (31 August 2024)
On 6 July 2023 the Government announced the name of the person who will take on Kate Jenkin’s previous role with the AHRC. Here is the text from an article that appeared in ‘Women’s Agenda’: “Professor Anna Cody is Australia’s new Sex Discrimination Commissioner Professor Anna Cody has been appointed as Australia’s new Sex Discrimination … Continue reading Profound gender bias at the Australian Human Rights Commission (Part 3)
On the 16 June 2023 Australian media operator, Crikey, issued the following advice in relation to an article written by senior staffer, Guy Rundle: “Crikey has made the decision to unpublish the article, and apologises to Brittany Higgins and readers”. Thus Crikey didn’t simply grovel, it took the somewhat unusual step of also deleting the … Continue reading Has the accepted role of journalism become that of a woke lullaby?
by Bettina Arndt (25 March 2022) Sydney schoolgirl, Chanel Contos Last month it was announced all Australian high school students are to be taught about sexual consent and coercion. Mandatory education programs are being rolled out across the country teaching boys not to rape. It’s mainly due to Sydney schoolgirl Chanel Contos (pictured above), … Continue reading Teaching sexual consent – Responsible men and vulnerable women
What finally prompted me to write this post was a tweet issued by the Australian Human Rights Commission yesterday about ‘Scam Awareness Week’, with an associated forum apparently being run by a group called the eSafety office. I mean to say, imagine an agency heavily funded by tax-payers (predominantly male) to support and protect all … Continue reading Australia’s E-Safety Office: A potentially sound initiative now awash with feminist kool-aid
To suggest that the Australian Government is currently committed to achieving gender equality is an absolutely farcical proposition. Can an organisation be only half committed? I think not. I say this as the extent to which the government acknowledges and supports men/boys, relative to the support it expresses for women/girls, overwhelmingly favours the latter. … Continue reading #GenderEqualityWhenItSuits: A submission to the Review of the Workplace Gender Equality Act 2012
In another of my posts entitled ‘Finessing definitions to preserve the image of female victimhood‘, I talk about the propensity of the feminist lobby to expand in influence (and finding) via inventing newer and worse ways to ‘prove’ the unutterable beastliness of the patriarchy. Two of the newer buzz-terms being bounced around the domestic violence … Continue reading NSW Joint Select Committee on Coercive Control
Their ABC presented us with a telling headline yesterday (29 April 2021): ‘Queensland’s domestic violence taskforce head wants to hear women’s stories of reporting abuse‘ (Source) It began with “The head of a Queensland domestic violence and justice taskforce says women’s experiences reporting abuse to police will be looked at as part of the wide-ranging … Continue reading The Queensland government again demonstrates its ‘why bother with men?’ attitude
The other day I noted the following tweet issued by UN Women Australia: “Applications for our MBA scholarship with @Sydney_Business close this Monday 11 May. Don’t miss your chance. Apply today” (linked information) Each of these scholarships is worth over $60,000 and is “to recognise outstanding leadership, with a commitment to enhancing women’s rights and … Continue reading Regarding the granting of gender-specific scholarships in Australia