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This week, HBR talk will examine what it would take to bolster a population’s strength against the tactics of political subversion, and in particular how we can strengthen our boys and young men against this type of exploitation. You can tune in Thursday at 7:30PM Eastern, or find other viewing and listening options for that time or later, on badgerfeed.com.…
This week HBR Talk features investigative journalist Naama Kates, host of The Incel Project, and British Badger Belle Natty Kadifa, discussing the issue of young people (especially boys & young men) getting recruited to groups like these and used, essentially, as soldiers… and how these and other factors may contribute to that phenomenon.…
This week on HBR Talk, our guest will be Deborah Powney, a PhD psychology candidate in recovery & growth in Male & Female victims of Intimate Partner Violence. Deborah is not a feminist, and is not approaching the topic through a filter of feminist ideology.…
This week, HBR Talk is continuing our examination of the DeVos Title IX updates and the issues and activism surrounding them. The discussion streams on multiple platforms. You can tune in Thursday at 7:30PM Eastern via the link in the lowbar, or find other viewing and listening options for that time or later, on badgerfeed.com.…
What part of DUE don’t feminists and the politicians who pander to them understand? Thank goodness for Betsy DeVos! HBR Talk explores recently announced Title IX reforms and the political response to them: Tune in at 7:30PM EST, 11:30PM GMT
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What happens when the Bureaucratic Mind Virus is faced with a potentially robust immune system?It goes on the attack.How does the host nation fight back? Badgers discuss. Tune in at 7:30PM EST, 11:30PM GMT
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Listen in as we discuss the rampant, barely addressed Bureaucratic Mind virus epidemic, its effects, and its implications for men and boys. Tune in at 7:30PM EST, 11:30PM GMT
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HBR discusses feminism’s use of selective attention and shaming language to promote the female victim identity, used in turn to support the movement’s various grifting activities. Tune in at 7:30PM EST, 12:30AM GMT
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Listen in as HBR Talk continues last week’s discussion with an examination of the phenomenon of hiding bad arguments behind pretty labels and a rundown on why the men’s rights movement really is not compatible with feminism. Tune in at 7:30PM EST, 12:30AM GMT
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Join HBR Talk as we discuss the consistent rejection by the UK’s legislators in the face of public agitation for gender-neutral laws against sexual violence. What is their objection to equal accountability, and what does this indicate about feminists’ use of crime statistics to make statements about gender-inequality in perpetration?…
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