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Misogyny & Male Supremacism

Public Eye
How Media and Academia Help Incels Rebrand
The incel movement is a violent and misogynistic movement that has been rebranded with the help of mainstream media and academia, amplifying its violent rhetoric aimed at terrorizing women and destabilizing society.
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Religion Dispatches
In the midst of tense debates around race, gender, and partisan politics, the 2021 Southern Baptist Convention made waves by narrowly electing Ed Litton, a white Alabama pastor known for his…
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Political Research Associates
A PRA Webinar Roundtable
From a deeply-rooted historical analysis through to the sharp decline into precarity under neoliberalism to pandemic-induced unemployment, we traced the ways in which the capitalist class keep Americans poised on the precipice of ruin and isolation.
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Religion Dispatches
The departure of Russell Moore from the Southern Baptist Convention has been a long time coming. As I noted here on RD last March, since the completion of the right-wing coup known in SBC circles as…
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Religion Dispatches
Dear Beth: Confession: I am a clergywoman ordained in the Southern Baptist tradition who has completely denounced complementarianism as an institutional, theological, and scriptural concept. I am also…
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Political Research Associates
Author Q&A with Seyward Darby
An interview with Seyward Darby about her new book, Sisters in Hate, and the role that women play in the White nationalist movement.
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Public Eye
COVID-19 Opportunism and Betsy DeVos’s Education Agenda
Exemplifying why she was nominated to the position, Betsy DeVos has capitalized on COVID-19 emergency measures to expedite her long-standing goal of dismantling public education.
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Political Research Associates
A PRA Webinar Roundtable
Mobilized in the 2016 election, misogyny has become a defining characteristic of the past four years. Manifesting in mass shootings, endemic in the treatment of prominent female political leaders, and…
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Religion Dispatches
I was raised in the LDS Church. In fact, I’m a sixth-generation Mormon. Or, rather, I was a Mormon until just over a decade ago when I left the church for a variety of reasons, including, but not…
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Political Research Associates
A Reckoning with Misogynist Terrorism on the 30th Anniversary of the Montreal Mass Shooting
On December 6, 1989, a 25-year-old man, Marc Lépine, killed 14 women and injured 10 more at the École Polytechnique engineering school in Montreal, telling his victims that he was “fighting feminism.”
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