Anna Slatz
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Progressivist “blue check” journalists celebrate the assault of Andy Ngo
While Andy first reported being “milkshaked,” it was quickly obvious his injuries were far more severe. He was bleeding from being beaten in the head and face, and reported going to the ER.
Is Andrew Yang the left’s Donald Trump, or something more special?
Yang’s use of his Social Media savvy to promote himself certainly recalls Trump. Unlike other candidates who churn out manufactured posts which clearly came from some poor, underpaid staffer, Yang interacts directly with his supporters.
An activist journalist tried to take down Quillette; it backfired
This story is about a lie. A lie about Eoin Lenihan that was told and promoted without any regard for truth that was very much within reach. Eoin Lenihan is not a “far right” keyboard warrior, as CJR is advertising. He has dedicated much of his life to quite the opposite.
New “racially motivated 911” law in Oregon may backfire
Last week, the state of Oregon successfully passed legislation to make illegal “racially motivated 911 calls.” Bill 3216 entitles victims to sue the 911 caller for up to $250 if they can demonstrate that the call was racially motivated and intended to discriminate against them.
Using the word “genocide” cheapens the MMIWG tragedy
Racist, sexist notions against Indigenous women and girls persist at all level, and Indigenous women’s rights have still not fully been brought up to par with all other Canadian women’s. But does this represent genocide?
Is the “Napping While Black” scandal a hoax? It’s beginning to look that way
It did not matter that Braasch had an extensive history advocating for civil rights, including the rights of minorities at Yale. What mattered was sweet, righteous discontent.
Peterson vs. Zizek: a dialogue we need more of in the future
Zizek and Peterson were at their most brilliant when they were sitting on their chairs, looking directly at each other, and slinging points back and forth in shorter time.
NDP VP condemns “predatory” behaviour of trans-activist who got Meghan Murphy banned from Twitter
In a somewhat unexpected turn of events, Morgane Oger, trans-activist and the Vice President of the British Columbia NDP, released a Friday-night blogpost condemning Jessica Yaniv for accusations of sexual impropriety that have been waged against her by numerous women and girls.
Popular dog website releases guide for “transgender dogs”
We are not even 5 months into 2019, and we are already having to try to save the animals from human sexual ideologies.
Twitter reactions to Notre Dame tragedy reveal humanity’s worst
The many gleeful reactions to Notre Dame’s destruction that emerged on Twitter reveal just how horrible human’s can be.
Edmonton Pride cancelled by cancel culture
As if some awfully dystopian meme from the depths of early 2017 right-wing Twitter, mocking the inevitably self-cannibalizing nature of social justice politics—Edmonton Pride 2019 has been cancelled because it isn’t progressive enough.
Inside the mind of a progressive professor: female skeletons “did not exist” before the enlightenment, and biology is “bigotry”
It’s not often that I’m stunned into disbelief by the words of a sociologist. As a sociology honours student, I’ve felt I’ve become emotionally and intellectually insulated against the Judith Butlerisms and intellectual gymnastics so often associated with my field.
Should non-Muslims be wearing hijabs to show solidarity?
The trend started with New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, and was eventually replicated by several female newscasters and policewomen while spreading in the general community as a movement under the name “headscarf for harmony.”
Trans activists and progressive politicians block funding for Vancouver rape shelter
2019 will be the final year Vancouver Rape Relief qualifies for its city funding until it agrees to change its female-only policy.
We need to save the Social Sciences
Social Sciences and Humanities have gone from being the core lifeblood of the University, fields for sweat-drenching thought, to a cash cow comprising of gape-mouthed teens being spat at by ideologues.
