Value for value: If you appreciate the information provided and have the means, please support my efforts. From Part 1 https://oyc.yale.edu/english/engl-300 Open Yale Courses: Introduction to Theory of Literature This is a survey of the main trends in twentieth-century literary … Continue reading →
Value for value: Please support my efforts. v. 2.0: Edited: May 6 2020 Beyond the ancient context of the hermphroditic / androgynous symbolism and decades of pop culture androgyny which is all part of it, this is some background on … Continue reading →
Value for value: Please support my efforts. Update: October 7, 2015 I think people should ask these questions (or similar ones) of all candidates and all parties, big and small. (And anyone else relevant who needs challenged, such as members … Continue reading →
An Interview with Curtis Duncan, pt. 2 Guest’s website: drcurtisduncan.com The interview can currently be downloaded from the Gnostic Media podcast. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xj7QuriM58s Topics discussed include: Estrogen-mimicking and anti-testosterone endocrine-disrupting chemicals BPA, “BPA-Free!” and many other endocrine-disrupting chemicals Effect on males … Continue reading →
“You Are You” looks at a gender nonconforming camp for boys (PHOTOS) David Rosenberg, Slate.com | 15 July 2013 A Boys’ Camp to Redefine Gender . . . This is social conditioning and interference in our lives. It is not … Continue reading →
Innocence violated: Charges against Levin are horrific enough, but how much darker is it that he had a hand in drafting graphic sex lessons for kids? Ezra Levant | 13 July 2013 He was deputy minister during the development of … Continue reading →
Sex-ed expert charged with sex crimes against kids Ezra Levant | July 11, 2013
Continue reading →CBC Documentary: The Disappearing Male Alternative link: The Disappearing Male
Continue reading →White picket fence and 2.5 kids? Not even close, finds Statistics Canada Even this article downplays the implications. Statistics Canada shows we haven’t met the population replacement level of roughly 2.1 children per woman since 1971. . . . the … Continue reading →