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  • Matt Walsh: “Feminism … Is the Most Destructive Movement in Human History”

    By Selwyn Duke “Great social revolutions are impossible without the feminine ferment,” wrote infamous communism co-founder Karl Marx in 1868. Interestingly, too, it was a convention in 1848, the same exact year Marx’s Communist Manifesto was published, that’s often cited as marking “first-wave” American feminism’s birth. So the ideology has been around a long time…

  • Many Young Democratic Women Hate Men. Not All the Reasons Why Are Obvious

    By Selwyn Duke “I feel that ‘man-hating’ is an honorable and viable political act,” said Robin Morgan, a Ms. magazine editor and prominent “second-wave” feminist, in a 1973 speech. Morgan passed away just days ago, but her spirit not only lives on; it has metastasized. The evidence? A new survey has found that a striking majority of…

  • Divided America: Leftists are Dumping MAGA Family Members — for Good

    By Selwyn Duke It seems as if July 4, Thanksgiving, and Christmas celebrations are poised to become far more peaceful. The issue? In another example of America’s intensifying bifurcation, there are yet more stories of leftists cutting ties with MAGA relatives.

  • Digital Stepford Wives? Men Are Falling in Love With AI-generated Female Influencers

    By Selwyn Duke In the “old” days of the internet, you perhaps had to be wary of some creep in a chat masquerading as an appealing romantic interest. But that was small ball. Today some men are falling for gorgeous female “influencers” — who happen to be generated via artificial intelligence (AI). The kicker: Some…

  • Do the Democrats Have a Vested Interest in Destroying the Family?

    By Selwyn Duke See if you can finish this thought: If tea drinkers are more likely to vote for a given political party, that party will encourage tea drinking. If bicycle riders are more likely to vote for a given party, that party will encourage bicycle riding. If newly naturalized immigrants are more likely to…

  • The Homeschoolers Who Proved That School Is a Waste of Time

    By Selwyn Duke “Work expands to fit the allotted time,” the saying goes. And that education is no exception holds a lesson: Some will say when pondering homeschooling, “I’m not qualified to teach my kids.” But, informs homeschooling advocate Brett Pike, it’s not just that you can teach your kids — and splendidly. It’s that you can…

  • Toxic Femininity: Killing and Depriving Kids — and Celebrating It

    By Selwyn Duke Imagine, as a thought exercise, that a prominent man said the following, explaining why he was purposely raising kids without a mother. Do you know how f****** great it is to live exactly how I want to live, to experience fatherhood exactly how I wanted to experience it? And I know the next thing they say…

  • America’s Baby Bust Solution: Immigration, Tradition — or Robots?

    Image created using Grok AI. By Selwyn Duke Released in 1973, the dystopian film Soylent Green portrayed an overpopulated world of 40 billion, with teeming masses enduring food scarcity, poverty, social stratification, resource depletion, urban decay, and environmental collapse. Oh, all this was supposed to be happening in 2022. In reality, our global population in 2025 is…

  • Toronto Zoo’s Latest Exhibit: Drag Queens for Kids

    Image credit: DVSROSS/Wikimedia Commons By Selwyn Duke You take for granted that, despite the abundance of wild creatures, your children will be safe at the zoo. The secure cages and pens lend that sense of security. But it’s a false sense at the Toronto Zoo, where a certain “species,” some say predatory, roams about unfettered.…

  • Reversal? On Same-sex “Marriage,” Reps and Dems Now WIDER Apart Than in Decades

    By Selwyn Duke When Barack Obama announced in 2014 that he believed the Constitution requires states to recognize same-sex “marriage,” it was said he’d “evolved” — again. But Americans have thus “evolved,” too, with support for faux (“same-sex”) marriage having increased for decades across groups. That is, until now. In a development no doubt surprising…