My university has a speaking series about cultural issues like feminism and white privilege. Like most universities mine is very liberal, but it's not as bad as some of the ones you hear about on the news. Students were surveyed and there was a good chunk of responses saying they wanted views outside of this. It was talked about a bit, so if there is an opportunity to get something different I think it's now.

There is an anonymous form for submitting suggestions for speakers. I really doubt this would happen, but I'd like to submit a request for Janice Fiamengo, really to discuss the problems of feminism. For example, how feminism has pushed the idea that all men throughout all history have oppressed women, when that isn't true (i.e. men going to war for women and children, men working dangerous jobs like coal mining for women and children, etc). I think feminism is a female supremacist movement that rewrites history. History is much more complicated than men bad, women good, or vice-versa.

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I'm 99.99% my school wouldn't invite Janice, but what would you recommend I include in the submission? Is there one video or article you think would be a good representation of Janice? Any good points to make? I think mentioning she comes from academia is good.