The 15th of June 2018 saw a depressing new low for British politics with the election of Labour’s Janet Daby in Lewisham East. Daby made history as the first ever candidate selected by not only sexist means but racist ones too, with Labour imposing an all women and all BAME short-list, thus denying not just…
Yesterdays saw a hugely significant announcement in terms of equality for men in the UK, with an extra £15 million pounds to be spent on prostate cancer per year for the next five years. This finally gives something approaching a fair share of funding to prostate cancer after decades of campaigning by men’s equality groups.…
Yesterday there was a debate in Parliament on the concept of “misogyny as a hate crime”. The astonishingly sexist idea of only caring about sexism against one gender is terribly ironic in the context of a debate about supposedly tackling sexism, but the event wasn’t actually the worst example of misandry seen in Parliament this…
Yesterday’s Yougov poll on the possibility of bringing Iceland’s proposed ban on male genital mutilation to the UK has caused quite a stir online. The results shows 62% of those surveyed supported such a ban, with 15% opposed to he idea of boys enjoying bodily integrity. Due to the popularity of the poll, we decided…
We’ve had an amazing response to our article debunking Cathy Newman’s spin on alleged Twitter threats, in which we showed fans of Newman had sent 30 times more violent and sexist abuse to Peterson than vice-versa. The article is already the most viewed article on this site with 84K views in two days and our…
By now you can’t have missed Cathy Newman’s car crash interview with the amazing Jordan Peterson. Newman was utterly humiliated, throughout and was made to look even more foolish than in her 2016 “interview” of Milo Yiannopoulos, after which we exposed an elected Labour Member of Parliament advocated punching Milo. Ironically, that same MP, Anna…
A month ago we reported on the latest in a long list of BBC scandals, where we exposed a sexist and £5,000 women-only comedy bursary for those in the north of England. To add insult to injury, not only were male comedians excluded from the “Bursary for Funny Northern Women”, it was also launched in…
