The world will now see David Garrett for the woman-hating savage he truly is.
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He filled his social media feeds with woman-hating trash talk to complement his onscreen antics.
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Dwelling on Trump's woman-hating can seem hypocritical when you consider the rest of the political class.
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Had he not found himself surrounded by the talents of a shouty woman-hating racist, a less shouty woman-hating racist, and a man who is literally asleep, this would have been his great homecoming, a surefire way to shore up his candidacy for the Republican presidential nomination in his home state.
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The conclusion seems inevitable: Worrying about woman-hating is a privilege, though I must say it doesn't look like much fun.
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It seems unlikely -- especially since he's long been using his platform at the network to peddle similarly woman-hating garbage without consequence.
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Almost three decades later, Ford isn't just speaking up about her truths, but also speaking out against what continues to be a woman-hating culture.
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We see a similarly woman-hating vein from the group of men who spend their days around a coffee shop's table rating sex workers they visit.
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You're probably wondering what could happen in a show about truly haunting, woman-hating serial killers that could make someone like me of all people giggle.
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Abedi, a British citizen of Libyan descent, had been seduced by the anti-Western, woman-hating ideology of the Islamic State, which swirls around the internet.
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So you see, little black girls are taught at a tender age how to defend ourselves against racist, woman-hating thugs, against those who would do us harm.
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Of course, Euripides being Euripides, a playwright tagged as so woman-hating that his colleague Aristophanes could write a comedy about it, this experiment ends very, very badly.
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She signs him up for a full-body excavation, which means woman-hating Paul's kidney is now going to save the life of a little girl in Billings, Montana.
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Many young people are likely embarrassed to express support for the GOP nominee, because he has been painted as a woman-hating, anti-immigrant bigot by the mainstream media.
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"My only chance to be believed is to find a way of writing bolder and stronger than woman-hating itself — smarter, deeper, colder," she wrote in a 1995 essay.
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During the election, the centrist-left did an effective job of mischaracterizing Bernie supporters as woman-hating bigots who are a degree away from embracing the pseudo-populism Trump espouses.
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She was killed on the orders of Melisandre, a crone whose use of magic to lure men to her bed is another trope from the fairy-tale school of woman-hating.
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McDermott puts it in his traditional woman-hating way, comparing Nancy, who previously got pregnant out of wedlock, to a turtle who cannot fix itself after being flipped on its back.
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I deeply longed to feel that sense of ownership, but I didn't know how to access it because I had been emotionally battered so severely by a fat-hating, woman-hating culture.
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That it is so rare is an indictment of our woman-hating culture, which makes a depiction of a smart teenage girl who likes herself and chases her desires seem like news.
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Each year thereafter brought a major new work: Phyllis Chesler's "Women and Madness" (1972); Mary Daly's "Beyond God the Father" (1973); Andrea Dworkin's "Woman Hating" (1974); and Susan Brownmiller's "Against Our Will" (1975).
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Instead, we learned that the suspect appeared to be a sexually frustrated, woman-hating loner who had paid homage to a misogyny netherworld in a Facebook post, either before or during the attack.
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Thus instead of a mass movement of marching Christian soldiers, we have a diffuse quasi-movement of men's-right's activists, pickup artists and woman-hating online trolls that's (sort of) coalescing around the alt-right banner.
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Filmmakers briefly feature Nan Cuba, a Texas-based journalist who interviewed Lucas during his stay with the task force, as she explains how terrified she felt speaking to a man who called himself a woman-hating mass murderer.
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Misogyny doesn't just come from overtly woman-hating men, and the show's good at conveying that: its most compelling villains are the kind of anti-feminist women who prop up patriarchal institutions like the Quiverfull movement and Mars Hill Church.
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For Clinton voters, Sanders is the professor who didn't give a high mark because they were short on Trotsky, a woman-hating shoe salesman who won't shut up about the old country as they try to make their dinner reservation.
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But given that Walker couldn't even make it into the top ten most awful, union-busting, woman-hating, Muslim-bashing, KKK-sympathizing, gun-toting, batshit loony presidential hopefuls in the United States, it's worth wondering where he ranks on other lists.
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But the murder described in the opening pages is a murder of women by men, a brutal act of woman-hating that cannot be explained purely by race or by the line—"They shoot the white girl first"—that opens the book so sensationally.
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Between this galvanizing incident—which shamed her parents back in New Jersey—and the publication of "Woman Hating," nearly ten years later, Dworkin worked as a prostitute, moved to Amsterdam to write about the anarchist movement Provo, and married an activist, who violently abused her.
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In one plot, the father of one of South Park's little boys is a misogynist troll who gets recruited by a global anonymous online army; in another, the boys and girls at the school split into man-hating feminists and woman-hating "men's rights" activists.
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The way Ally plans to create the change she hopes to see in the world doesn't sound very different from Kai's original scheme, although the senator's worldview is obviously not in the least bit as misogynistic or authoritarian as the felled woman-hating cult leader's dreams.
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" In her first book, "Woman Hating" (whose original working title was "Last Days at Hot Slit"), Dworkin appended an afterword titled "The Great Punctuation Typography Struggle," a river of lowercase text in which she decried her publisher for filling the previous pages with "garbage: standard punctuation.
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"Well, you'd better be careful / before it's too late / She gonna make you itch / 'cause she's the witch," sounds a bit like an STI prevention warning because it's kinda meant to—the song's lyrics were changed from celebrating a local dance craze to thinly veiled woman-hating instead.
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Television had over a half century to work up to Breaking Bad's Skyler White and, even then, her complicated existence sent viewers into such fits of outrage and woman-hating horrors that actress Anna Gunn took to the New York Times to address the antipathy she'd faced 2013.
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And while critics love to point to hip-hop as the music world's most obscene or woman-hating genre, their condemnations tend to more clearly illustrate a long tradition of scrutinizing the inventions or ideas generated by people of culture, rather than questioning the deeply embedded misogynistic strains that have always existed in mainstream culture.
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Quasi-religious philosophizing takes on another role in Zayne Akyol's Gulîstan, Land of Roses, whose storytelling is bookended by head-on, close-up 'death does not exist' introspections by a Kurdish female soldier named Sozdar, as women fighters of the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) train on mountains to battle the Islamic State; we hear many of their stories about escaping an oppressive, woman-hating culture.
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Andrea Dworkin has written on the topic and regards BDSM as a form of woman-hating violence.
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In her earlier days, Arizona Annie and her boyfriend Slim Smith were having the horseshoes on their horses reshoed by a woman-hating blacksmith named Pete Grimm who wouldn't work on Annie's horse. Later that night, he was robbed which led to Arizona Annie apprehending the criminal. Pete then withdrew his negative comments towards Annie.Wild West #1.
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Hirsch is generally outspoken about his political beliefs on social media. He strongly opposes Donald Trump, calling him "a lying, self centered, woman-hating sociopath". On September 18, 2020 he stated on Twitter that the U.S. Left cannot afford a "noble defeat" and that the 2020 election is extremely important. The other two tweet summarized here are listed below this one.
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Let charming beauty's health go round, With whom celestial > joys are found. And may confusion yet pursue, That selfish woman-hating > crew. And he who'd woman's health deny, Down among the dead men, down among > the dead men, Down, down, down, down; Down among the dead men let him lie! > In smiling Bacchus' joys I'll roll, Deny no pleasure to my soul.
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George Francis "Gabby" Hayes (May 7, 1885 – February 9, 1969), was an American actor. He began as something of a leading man and a character player, but he was best known for his numerous appearances in B-Western film series as the bewhiskered, cantankerous, woman-hating, but ever-loyal and brave comic sidekick of the cowboy stars Hopalong Cassidy and Roy Rogers.
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303, 316. Dworkin spoke at the first Take Back the Night march in November 1978, and joined 3,000 women in a march through the red-light district of San Francisco.Brownmiller, In Our Time, pp. 391–392. In 1981, Dworkin published Pornography: Men Possessing Women, which analyzes (and extensively cites examples drawn from) contemporary and historical pornography as an industry of woman-hating dehumanization.
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Dworkin's exploration exists in a Western literary lineage that includes Orlando, by Virginia Woolf, and Woman on the Edge of Time, by Marge Piercy. In the final chapter, she examines sexual similarities, hermaphroditism, parthenogenesis, pansexuality, homosexuality, transsexuality, transvestism, bestiality, incest, the family, and children. About this chapter she reflects on her own theorizing as problematic, existing outside of girls' and women's lived experience: "I think there are a lot of things really wrong with the last chapter of Woman Hating," said Dworkin in an interview with Cindy Jenefsky for her book, Without Apology: Andrea Dworkin's Art and Politics. She identifies factors which influenced the chapter: 'years of reading Freud and trying to figure out abstractly what all this was about'... [A]t the time Woman Hating was written, [there were] roots in the counterculture and the sexual liberation movement.
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On review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes, the film holds an approval rating of 11% based on 27 reviews and an average rating of 2.62/10. On Metacritic, the film has a weighted average score of 18 out of 100, based on 11 critics, indicating "overwhelming dislike". Writing for RogerEbert.com, Glenn Kenny gave it no stars and a thumbs down, and called it "worthless woman-hating garbage".
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The story tells of Harry Howells (Langdon), a recent college graduate who's madly in love with his sweetheart Ethel (Kingston) and hopes to marry her. His woman hating uncle, however, Fire chief Amos McCarthy (Dent), tells his nephew to avoid marriage because all women want is money. Even though Harry is determined to marry Ethel, it seems his uncle was right: Ethel is a gold-digger. Harry is crestfallen.
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The publication of feminist Andrea Dworkin's 1974 critique Woman Hating popularized the idea. The term misogyny entered the lexicon of second-wave feminism. Dworkin and her contemporaries used the term to include not only a hatred or contempt of women, but the practice of controlling women with violence and punishing women who reject subordination. Misogyny was discussed worldwide in 2012 because of a viral video of a speech by Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard.
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In the opening scene, a "beatnik" named Stan Hess (Ray Danton) sits at a table in a coffee house with a woman who begs him for his affection. He scorns her, then encounters his father at another table, who announces his engagement to a younger woman who had also pursued Stan. He insults his stepmother-to-be and departs. Hess is established as a woman-hating habitué of a stereotyped and sensationalized beatnik scene.
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Feminist views on BDSM vary widely from acceptance to rejection. BDSM refers to bondage and discipline, dominance and submission, and Sado-Masochism. In order to evaluate its perception, two polarizing frameworks are compared. Some feminists, such as Gayle Rubin and Patrick Califia, perceive BDSM as a valid form of expression of female sexuality, while other feminists, such as Andrea Dworkin and Susan Griffin, have stated that they regard BDSM as a form of woman-hating violence.
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By contrast, Andrea Dworkin saw Sade as the exemplary woman-hating pornographer, supporting her theory that pornography inevitably leads to violence against women. One chapter of her book Pornography: Men Possessing Women (1979) is devoted to an analysis of Sade. Susie Bright claims that Dworkin's first novel Ice and Fire, which is rife with violence and abuse, can be seen as a modern retelling of Sade's Juliette.Andrea Dworkin has Died, from Susie Bright's Journal, 11 April 2005.
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In Charles Reade's novel, A Woman- Hater (1877), Rhoda Gould tells the story of the Edinburgh Seven in some detail, as if she had been one of them: "We were seven ladies, who wished to be doctresses, especially devoted to our own sex . . .". While the 'woman- hating' character of Vizard has to be persuaded of Rhoda's potential to do good, Reade's own attitude is sympathetic: " . . . it matters greatly to mankind whether the whole race of women are to be allowed to study medicine and practice it".
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The first English translation of The Great Mirror of Male Love was by Paul Gordon Schalow. Schalow explained that there were two types of audiences for this collection: connoisseurs of boys (常人好き) and woman-haters (女嫌い). The former would be equivalent to bisexual in modern conception, and the latter would be equivalent to homosexual. Ihara structured the collection around the homosexual ethos of woman-hating, thus explaining the misogynist tone of the original work, which initially caused Schalow's translation to be offensive to women readers.
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An article in an April 2004 issue of National Catholic Register maintains that "The Da Vinci Code claims that Catholicism is a big, bloody, woman-hating lie created out of pagan cloth by the manipulative Emperor of Rome". An earlier book by Brown, Angels & Demons, depicts the Church as involved in an elemental battle with the Illuminati. A World Lit Only by Fire by William Manchester quotes several anti-Catholic stereotypes about Middle Ages, while pretending to be academic. In Germany, Otto von Corvin has published two anti-Catholic books.
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Meanwhile, Kamini and Raja marry secretly, since he knows his woman-hating, upper caste father will never agree to this marriage. Captain Sundar, Kamini's childhood friend, comes from Rangoon and wants to marry Kamini, but is shattered as he finds out she is married to Raja. Raja's parents are told of the wedding and they call him home asking him to forget the marriage and marry a girl of their choice. Raja refuses and goes back to Kamini and misunderstands the situation when he sees Kamini with Sundar.
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She writes that it is "much easier to attack gangsta rap than to confront the culture that produces [the] need [for gangsta rap]." Others have reiterated this concern, arguing hip hop's content is no more misogynistic than other forms of popular discourse. Academic Leola Johnson, for instance, asserts: > The misogynist lyrics of gangsta rap are hateful indeed, but they do not > represent a new trend in Black popular culture, nor do they differ > fundamentally from woman hating discourses that are common among White men. > The danger of this insight is that it might be read as an apology for Black > misogyny.
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Harrington's work was reviewed by Lisa M. Bitel of the University of Southern California in The Catholic Historical Review. Opening with a reference to the woman-hating attitude of Father Jack Hackett in the Irish television series Father Ted, Bitel described Women in a Celtic Church as a "vehemently argued" yet "somewhat naïvely nativist" book. Discussing the tome's contents, she asserts that Harrington produces some "excellent arguments" through her use of first- hand sources, but nevertheless feels that there are problems, particularly in Harrington's "insistence on the unique gender symmetry of Irish society, the unusual power of Irish religious women, and the evil influence of foreign misogyny". She furthermore challenges Harrington on her failure to include references to the arguments posed by a number of figures working in wider Irish history, namely Julia Smith, Lynda Coon, and Felice Lifshitz.
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It's 1738, and Gracie Alden (Gracie Allen) of the powerful Alden family fails to graduate from the college founded by her grandfather for the ninth year in a row, so he leaves it in his will to the first female of the family to graduate within 200 years. At the deadline, in 1938, another Gracie Alden, the last girl of the line, is having trouble with her studies, so she hires fast-talking Bud Brady (Bob Hope) to help her. Her efforts are opposed by woman-hating professor Hubert Dash (Edward Everett Horton) and his secretary George Jones (George Burns), who don't want to see their beloved college fall into the hands of an empty-headed nit-wit like Gracie. When by hook and by crook Gracie manages to pass her exam and becomes the owner of the college, she does away with entrance exams, hires a bunch of incompetent but kooky teachers, and turns the place into a jumpin' jitterbugging joint complete with swing bands and remote radio broadcasts.
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