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One of the phenomena of feminism and the media, is that even when there is some validity behind their claims, women’s activist slant facts and the mainstream media confirm the distorted information. For instance, one aspect of the film industry and women certainly has common sense behind it. That being, one would naturally...
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Some might contend we just can’t create miracles like we use to. I mean how many times has the Red Sea parted recently? But if you pay attention to the media, there are many miracles that are happening all the time regarding social issues. The discussion of Title IX and its effect on college...
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“Who controls the past controls the future. Who controls the present controls the past.” George Orwell. “Don’t know your past don’t know your future.” Ziggy Marley. A BRIEF MONTAGE OF THE RECENT HISTORY OF SEXUAL HARASSMENT AND THE MEDIA Scene I-The magazine with the highest readership in the United States “Parade”, discussing...
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In a “guest post” in “Psychology Today”, appearing on April 20th 2020, Dr. Warren Farrell published an article “The Gender Gap in Empathy.” Farrell quoted John’s Hopkin’s Public Health Professor Sabra Klein, who stated that: “Being male is as much a risk factor for the coronavirus as being old.” Farrell observed, that while the...
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Dear Readers: Younger readers might only remember Parkinson’s disease suffer Michael J Fox as he appears now. At one time he was quite an agile performer, as seen from his “Back to the Future” movies. Also, the hockey short he directed and starred in, “The Iceman Hummeth”. After viewing it, Steven Spielberg made an...
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In her Aug 20th 2019 piece, Why should We Trust a Man Who Harassed a Women to Cover the Historically Female 2020 Race, Washington Post columnist Monica Hesse inquired whether political writer Mark Halperin’s multiple charges of sexual harassment made him too biased against women to write about the 2020 Presidential election fairly. I...
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Dear Mr. Manners: As a men’s advice columnist, you are the person to give advice to the lovelorn. I fell in love at first sound. It was to the music of “The Beatles.” I played their records, “or you could say they played me.” Their lyrics almost completely ignore men, excluding of course, themselves....
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The NPR program “IA” recently aired an hour segment titled: “A MYTH OF MASCULINITY; THE TRUTH ABOUT TESTOSTORONE.” The host Joshua Johnson noted that some blamed testosterone for the 2008 stock market crash. Meaning the hormone led to “unscrupulous and idiotic risks.” This notion about testosterone was not endorsed by the panel on the...
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Until recently, I had no intention to write about the claim made by advice columnist E. Jean Carroll, that she was raped by Donald Trump in either 1995 or 1996. But a few sentences in columns in the Washington Post helped change that. One was by Molly Roberts. She quoted Carroll as saying; “most...
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While advocating for more women to run for elective office, feminists and much of the mainstream media, also claim that women are disadvantaged when seeking such positions. What could be more discouraging for women seeking elective office? In addition, what could be more detrimental to winning a primary, than voters’ belief that by nominating...
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