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Modern feminism encourages women to complain about men, the wage gap, and just about everything else as an attempt to somehow be taken seriously. In other words, modern feminism creates…

…they’re not. Why? The rub here is obvious: They’re conservative. Feminism Is Just a Fake to Manipulate Political Loyalty First-wave feminism, originally rooted in equality and accomplishments over sex or…

Modern feminism—more appropriately referred to as outrage or victimhood feminism—has been facing an identity crisis for some time. Polls routinely show people, including women, support equality between the sexes but…

…“Paper Tiger” is no exception, delivering a swift kick straight into the hornet’s nest of strident feminism. In his hour-long Netflix special, Burr is undaunted by the recent backlash against…

…of sexism.” This narrative is not terribly surprising. The refrain these days—from fringe groups like FCKH8 who recently released the video “F-Bombs for Feminism” to more mainstream women’s groups and…

Monica Lewinsky understands something about feminism and gender equality that many women still do not: she believes in choices. Despite the obvious problems of engaging in a relationship with her…

A central theme of modern, or third-wave feminism is that women should not be treated merely as sexual objects. A central theme of the trans movement is the presentation of…

…older women scoffed at my plans. But while I am no fan of feminism as it is practiced, it is as a mother of a son that I’ve gotten downright…

…ulterior motives. This suggestion is nothing new. As Arthur Gordian has argued, feminism’s push to get women out of the home and into male jobs does many things at once:…

…the midst of this performance, there was a little sermonette about “Feminism,” illustrated with the helpful prop of “FEMINIST” in big letters at the back of the stage. And the…

…to vote a certain way or for a certain candidate because you’re a woman. That is not feminism. Feminism doesn’t shut down conversations or threaten women. It is not about…

…Hillary Clinton, and Gloria Steinem demeaningly suggested that young women oppose Hillary because of their need to please men. In doing so, they’ve unmasked the ugly side of feminism. This…

…an eloquent spokesman for modern feminism and more of a caricature of what she thinks her Baby Boomer forebears and mentors would say. That is exactly how Trump rolls, except…

…out that modern feminism’s obsession with things like intersectional feminism and perpetual victimhood undermines efforts to attain equality. The reality TV star just does this in a way that’s intellectually…

…Hillary appears to be a glowing champion of women’s rights. Unfortunately, Hillary’s false form of “power feminism” has betrayed women and families not only in this nation but around the…

…of men, or at least an explanation that goes one step further: modern feminism, an ideology that has vilified men, disparaged the family, and “liberated” women from the home. It…

My Federalist colleague Mollie Hemingway has been cataloging the progress of what you might call Henry Higgins Feminism, which is based on the premise, “Why can’t a woman be more…

…and it will feature an exclusive sit-down interview with Clinton. In Politico’s preview of the interview, Clinton explains to Dunham what feminism is. “It doesn’t mean you hate men!” Clinton…

…these years I silently stood by and watched third-wave feminism (with assistance from the radical left) methodically take a sledgehammer to Western society as a whole, and males in particular….

…happiness found in being with loved ones. But somewhere in the intervening years, third-wave feminism reared its ugly head, telling us our heroine has made the wrong decision. Now, instead…

…Observer, also joined the show to discuss the rise of “Faux Feminism.” The women also addressed the sexism of Hillary Clinton’s campaign, the latest outrage over the tampon tax, and…

…much better Biden’s proposed policies would be for their families? The proposals the article champions are almost a parody of corporate feminism: a vision of sterile self-hatred in which women…

…inherent emotional and perhaps spiritual value that has been lamentably ignored by second-wave feminism. We need to see motherhood as the valid choice it is, not a burden to be…

…his sin against feminism? He ruined their “strong female character,” Natasha Romanoff, also known as Black Widow. The backlash seems to have caught Whedon by surprise, and after it started…

…based on the whims of women, but that will hurt feminism. What feminist would support the idea that women are so indecisive they need over twenty weeks to make a…

The women of The Federalist shared their thoughts in several new videos produced by The Washington Post for a project on the attitudes women have towards feminism. Federalist senior editor…

…can’t undress in little girls’ locker rooms. Rufo ties these pathologies to feminism, arguing “our female future” has a darker side: “Contrary to the messages one gets from elites, biological…

…to be a feminist in the traditional sense, it hits the nail on the head. Twain’s take on “feminism” — she never identifies herself as a “feminist” that I remember…

Lindsay Lohan is not buying one of the primary whoppers of feminism: that incubating and having babies is peak female oppression. The actress, perhaps best known for playing both trouble-making…

If you have about 500 bucks, a few days off this spring, and live in Washington DC, New York City, or Oakland, then you can participate in Everyday Feminism’s training,…

…It’s encouraging to see how quickly and swiftly lawmakers criticized Clinton. Democrats like Sen. Dick Durbin, no doubt, worry less about the effects of her comments on feminism and more…

…aftertastes of no-holds-barred feminism. To say nothing of the premiere’s awkward, forced, and inappropriate group date escapade involving Hannah and none other than the defiled windmill, the Hannah-promulgated “follow your…

…is insane on the face of it, but the laws of Hollywood feminism cannot be bent, much less broken. The notion of a woman learning from a man is out…

…under the banner of feminism. But perhaps it’s not a contradiction. Perhaps the one phenomenon is an answer to the other. Dubious claims about “rape culture” are an attempt to…

…person’s reproductive composition, and gender was how society interprets and enforces roles and traits associated with biological sex. The reason feminism did this was to essentially say that women are…

Accusing modern and especially online feminism of Victorian tendencies is not novel. References to fainting couches abound, as well as even more overt comparisons. These all have a snickering quality…