You can also see gender grifting when two identical but ambitious female anchors argue about how #MeToo has gone too far on TV.And now that the right has been so good at changing the truth, the Media website is full of gender grifting.The Media published a transcript of a recent episode of Ross Douthat's podcast Interesting Times on Thursday. Douthat is a conservative.The original title of this very interesting (in the British sense) story was "Did Women Ruin the Workplace?"The headline was changed to "Did Liberal Feminism Ruin the Workplace?" which was less clear.Andrews kept saying "wokeness, wokeness, wokeness" to Douthat (the phrase came up 25 times in the talk).She said,"The sickness in our institutions called wokeness is uniquely feminine and feminized."

Because there are more women in our institutions now than there used to be, they have become "woke" in a very real way. The talk went just like you thought it would. Andrews carefully picked cases to show that #MeToo was awake, college campuses are too woke, and "the law is currently lopsided in favor of punishing male vices and letting feminized vices do whatever they want."Andrews says that "feminine vices" are things like "gossip" and not being able to "deal with conflict directly."Sargeant has a lot of good things to say about liberal feminism, but she mostly lets Andrews do the talking.Douthat asks Andrews, "What do you like about women, Helen?" at the end of the conversation.It looks like she doesn't know how to answer that question.

I know this is just one person's podcast and not something from the editorial board, but putting something like this on the Media site in 2025 is definitely a strange choice.Putting the sexist crap you see on Fox News into a fake intellectual debate in a well-known magazine gives these views a level of validity that is dangerous. If you want a smart look at gender inequality and what some people call "traditional values," Angela Saini's The Patriarchs is a good book to read.

The Media is busy arguing about whether liberal feminism has made the workplace worse, but women's rights are getting worse all over the world.That same week, a drunk man touched Claudia Sheinbaum, Mexico's president, while she was talking to people in Mexico City.The Times wants us to think about whether the workplace has become too feminine.In the end, the head of state can't do her job without being harassed in public.

It wants us to think about the idea that wokeness has gone too far because the gender wage gap in the US has grown for the second year in a row.House Speaker Mike Johnson recently ignored claims of domestic violence against Republican Congressman Cory Mills.We should really think about the idea that the workplace isn't friendly to men anymore.People have said that Pete Hegseth, the secretary of defense, sexually assaulted them.(Mills and Hegseth say the claims are not true.)

Two of the five men on the US Supreme Court have been accused of sexually harassing someone.The president of the United States is a convicted sexual predator who spent time with Jeffrey Epstein, a convicted pedophile.We are led to believe that our institutions are now more feminine.These times are very interesting.After being groped, the president of Mexico is going to court.

"This is something I went through as a woman, but it's something all women in our country go through," Sheinbaum said."What will happen to all the women in Mexico if I don't file a complaint?"What will happen to all the other women in the country if they do this to the president?Many women in Mexico, where violence against women and femicide are big problems, feel like the event was a personal attack on them.But you should ask yourself this: has feminism gone too far?

Almost half of LGBTQ+ characters on TV are no longer on the air.

Nancy Pelosi has said that she will leave Congress.The 85-year-old woman who was the first woman to be speaker of the House will not run for re-election after more than 40 years in politics.Donald Trump told Fox News,"She was bad, corrupt, and only thought about bad things for our country."He said this in the same charming and graceful way he always does.Chuck Grassley, who is 92 years old, might want to think about quitting his job now.YouTube took down over 700 videos that showed how Israel was violating human rights.

According to The Intercept, "the move was made in response to a U.S. government campaign to stifle accountability for alleged Israeli war crimes against Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank."The Israeli government has paid Google, which owns YouTube, $45 million to spread its talking points.

Recently, the Irish police, known as the Gardaí, got a report about an animal that looked like a lion and was roaming the woods in County Clare.I found out that the animal was a Newfoundland dog named Mouse who had just gotten a very short haircut after looking into it.The Gardai also said that Mouse was "very happy" with his most recent viral video.That will give you a lot of Mane Character Energy that will last.