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Join us on HBR Talk Show where we discuss the Women’s March talking point on civil rights, and how it fails to jive with feminist history. Tune in @8pm Eastern!
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Join the Honey Badgers for HBR Talk’s next installation in the Accountability Gap series. Today we’ll be talking about the gender gap in personal accountability where sexual conduct is concerned. Tune in @8pm Eastern
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Did you ever wonder why a species as physically vulnerable as humans would be able to survive in a world as fraught with peril as Earth? All things considered, physically speaking, we’re nature’s wimps.…
Most men’s issues advocates and activists, especially those whose focus is on issues surrounding intimate partner and sexual violence, already know the sex of the individual taking an action doesn’t change its nature… but what about the rest of society?…
What Sarkeesian, Sulkowicz and Quinn share in common and wish they didn’t.
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Karen Straughan
How do I know feminism is a religion?
Because it can take a five rapes and two sexual assaults, and through the power of the divine feminine inherent in the phrase “listen and believe” it can turn that meagre fare into a veritable feast of sexual violence.…
The following is the text of a Honey Badger Brigade discussion of a rape game created by a feminist entitled “The Day the Laughter Stopped.”
The laughter did stop that day.
Typhon: This is a rape game created by feminist.
Typhon: Anyone want to take a stab at tearing that apart?…
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