Feminism
The late Midge Decter was a penetrating critic and a powerful writer. Her son joins the podcast this week to reflect on her legacy.
The nationally syndicated columnist joins us for a discussion about contemporary sexual mores and family life.
Ilhan Omar’s supporters are arguing that she is too inept to understand what she is saying.
I expected the women’s movement to evaporate as quickly as it had materialized. It was the worst cultural prediction of my life.
Linda Sarsour and the First Amendment.
Now, at last, she’s being expelled from the U.S.
A novel for our times, and an exposition “more gripping than anything on Netflix.”
A biblical perspective.
“There is nothing that satisfies her more than that you will listen to her.”
Circle, Arrow, Spiral.
Why no boycotts of Islamic State or the Taliban?
A review of Circle, Arrow, Spiral.
Queen Esther has been criticized, most notably by feminists, for her alleged passivity, deviousness, and reliance on her beauty alone. Michael V. Fox argues that. . .
Among the newly-formed parties running candidates in the upcoming Israeli elections is bi-Zkhutan. The name means “on their own merit,” with their in a feminine. . .