Category Archives: Germaine Greer

Feminist self loathing

Posted on July 25, 2015 by Dalrock

Feminists have long struggled to define their driving sense of discontentment.  Understanding this sense of discontentment is critical to understanding feminism itself.  If you don’t know what feminists are devoting their lives in reaction against, you won’t understand what feminism … Continue reading →

Posted in Abortion, Aging Feminists, Amanda Marcotte, Attacking headship, Beautiful truth, Betty Friedan, Envy, Germaine Greer, Motherhood, Mutha Magazine, Philosophy of Feminism, Rebellion, Robert Stacy McCain, Sheila Gregoire, Suzanne Cope, The Guardian, Ugly Feminists | 261 Comments

A bastard of a job.

Posted on October 2, 2014 by Dalrock

First we had Margaret Sanger telling us of the woes of American housewives trapped in boredom and drudgery during WWII, unable to experience the freedom, fun, and excitement of going off to war.  Then Betty Friedan helped us (not) name … Continue reading →

Posted in Aging Feminists, Germaine Greer, Motherhood, Ugly Feminists, Whispers | 42 Comments