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#MeToo Feminism Claims Its Latest Male Victim(s) in Academia

Posted on June 5, 2018 by Steven Yates

I don’t plan to spend as much time on this as on previous recent blog entries, if only because these kinds of situations are becoming a dime a dozen. What will be surprising is if they do not discourage more … Continue reading →

Posted in Academia, Higher Education Generally | Tagged #MeToo feminism, academic feminism, Brian Leiter, Buzzfeed clickbait, Mark McIntire, Michael Shermer, philosophy blog, Raeanne Napoleon, Santa Barbara City College, sexual misconduct academia, social justice warriors, TItle IX complaints | Leave a comment

A “Rape on Campus”? Radical Feminism & the Rolling Stone Fiasco

Posted on April 11, 2015 by Steven Yates

[Note: I’d planned on doing a piece entitled “What Is a Liberal Arts Education For?” But the culmination of the events described here, and their implication for the sorry state of both higher education and popular journalism today, seemed more … Continue reading →

Posted in Culture, Higher Education Generally | Tagged A Rape on Campus, academic feminism, academic leftism, campus rape statistics, campus sexual assault statistics, Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism, Haven Monahan, Phi Kappa Psi, political correctness, radical feminism, rape hoaxes, Rolling Stone, University of Virginia | Leave a comment

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A “Rape on Campus”? Radical Feminism & the Rolling Stone Fiasco

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