The latest issue of Time Magazine has this on it's front cover. I groaned the instantI saw it at work when I was shelving magazines at the bookstore I work at. Seriously, this pandemic affects people of all demographics all across the board equally and males are actually more likely to be killed by it, and yet something always has to be warped to be a women-only issue. Never ceases to amaze me how even during a time of crisis like a pandemic (which has absolutely no bias in regards to who it affects and kills), feminists find ways to make something a female-only issue. The irony is many women who are intelligent and don't have a victimhood mentality like so many feminists do would also find this both pandering and insulting, recognizing the pandemic isn't a gender issue and knowing everyone is affected.
Slightly off-topic but at work when I was helping a customer at work find a biography book in the kids section, there was a book part of the Rebel Girls series called "Rebel Girls Lead The Way" or something to that effect and it's tagline proclaimed tales of powerful women. I actually searched to see if there was a similar book for boys about powerful men, and you guessed it... no. As usual, boys and the need to empower and inspire them is completely ignored all in the name of fraudulent empowerment that's just more gender pandering and entitlement.
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>there was a book part of the Rebel Girls series called "Rebel Girls Lead The Way" or something to that effect and it's tagline proclaimed tales of powerful women. I actually searched to see if there was a similar book for boys about powerful men, and you guessed it... no.
Yes. Ever since the first books of Western Culture - the Iliad and the Odyssey - there's been a distinct lack of powerful men in books. It keeps me up at night.
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