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#1 NEW RELEASE IN 'LGBTQ+' BIOGRAPHIES
A gay man's journey from Christian cult survivor to LGBT activist leads him to Columbia University, where he confronts a new form of ideological conformity in progressive activism.
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When gender feminists argue “But there are hardly any trans athletes” or “Trans people make up such a small fraction of the population” to defend males in women’s sports, prisons, and locker rooms, what they’re effectively saying is: “Yes, these policies are nonsensical and harmful, but so few women per capita are being harmed, so why the sad face?”
It’s just so obvious they’re deflecting in order to avoid having to actually defend their nonsensical beliefs, and yet their opponents keep failing to call them out on this. Just ask them: “Are you conceding that males in women’s spaces pose a problem, but only X amount of women have been assaulted or injured or denied opportunities, so it’s not such a big deal? Is that seriously the position you want to take here?” Give specific examples of women who’ve been assaulted or injured or denied opportunities and then ask them if they think these women’s experiences matter less than protecting people’s feelings.
I debated feminism with a women’s rights activist who refused to say what a woman is. Can you guess her response?
Shoutout @mattwalshblog for the question to end all questions
Ben Appel retweeted
There is no doubt Hassan deserves to die. His crimes were demonic and unforgivable—death by firing squad is borderline too merciful. But broadcasting his execution is beneath the dignity & decency of our nation.
Americans will use violence if and when justified, but we do not rejoice in it. Kill him swiftly & silently.
Streaming his execution is not just a stain on our morality—it also gives the terrorists free propaganda that they will use to radicalize & recruit more terrorists like Hassan.
BREAKING: The Pentagon says it will livestream the firing squad execution of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Malik Hasan. apnews.com/article/fort-hood…
Eli Steele and his father Shelby are two men I deeply admire, and I can’t wait to see Eli’s new film.
Usually the best response to people like this is to ignore them. But my father, Shelby Steele, who grew up under segregation in Chicago, and I have dealt with this behavior for decades, and this video gives you an eye-opening example of what it's been like.
This woman is furious that a community group in the leafy north suburbs of Chicago, New Trier Neighbors (@NTNeighbors), is screening my new documentary, "White Guilt," at New Trier High School on November 5.
In the video, she blasts @NTNeighbors for hosting Charlie Kirk (they actually did not but probably wish they could have) and calls Kirk one of "those disgusting white boys, racist, misogynistic white boys," and smiles as she recounts how she found out he was shot. She then attacks me, my racial identity, and falsely accuses me of platforming Nick Fuentes. She calls my film a "stupid movie that is full of Islamophobia" and "a continuation of the great replacement theory." Then she says she feels "really bad for the workers of color who have to clean up that vile auditorium" after we leave. The kicker is the end of the video when she claims that reading Ibram X. Kendi gave her wisdom and authority.
She hasn't seen the film. But truth is not her objective here. Her only desire is to brand me and the film as racist so her neighbors fall in line. She is already trying to drum up support for protests to intimidate people. That's white guilt intimidation at work. We owe nobody an explanation. The film will be shown as is and we invite all, including this woman, to see the film for themselves.
If you're in the Chicago area, buy a ticket before we sell out: zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/wh…
Ben Appel retweeted
“Author Ben Appel found that he didn’t need to live in a religious commune to experience cult dynamics. He only needed to go to college.” psychologytoday.com/us/blog/…
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In the middle of reading it now. Rather surprised it got published in this climate, but an excellent read. I've been nodding in agreement, or rolling my eyes, or laughing (at appropriate spots) regularly throughout. A much-needed report on the current diktat.
Surgeons stop cutting off penises challenge
Ben Appel retweeted
“I tell dick jokes for a living and flew here on a private jet and you were born in Uganda and you’re now the Mayor of NYC, so anyway let me ask you — is the American Dream still alive?”
Ben Appel retweeted
I am once again begging dumbasses who got rich doing podcasts to stop asking foreign born Mayors if the American Dream is still alive.
Theo Von: “Do you think the American Dream is still alive?”
Zohran Mamdani: “It feels like you have to luck out in some big way. In many ways I feel like it’s why a lot of people play the lottery. For many it feels like their only chance. People think they have better odds playing the lottery than making it in their own life. What does that say about the country we live in?”
“Homosexuality and transgender identity raise fundamentally different questions under a law designed to prohibit sex discrimination. Homosexuality depends on the reality of sex. A gay male is attracted to males; a gay female is attracted to females. Protecting gay people from discrimination requires no redefinition of male or female.
The question becomes more complicated when gender identity is used to decide who belongs in those categories. If identifying as female means a male student must be treated as female for every Title IX purpose, the law’s original sex-based protections become difficult to maintain. This includes sports and sex-separated facilities. Title IX was a landmark achievement for women precisely because sex sometimes matters.”
New piece from @benappel ⬇️
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‘Gay and transgender Americans can defend one another against cruelty without insisting that their legal interests are identical.’
Read @benappel on the revision of Title IX 👇
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My latest ⬇️
The Trump administration has rescinded Biden-era regulations that expanded sex discrimination protections to include sexual orientation and gender identity.
It is a necessary return to biological reality, writes @benappel 👇
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Ben Appel retweeted
UNLOCKED: An intense, often distressing preoccupation with personal moral, spiritual, ethical, or ideological ‘purity’ is commonly called scrupulosity. It is also known as ‘religious OCD’ or ‘moral OCD’. Analysis through the work of @benappel
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