Janice Fiamengo: Early Feminists Hoped to Destroy the Family
Middle class white feminists have championed for the destruction of the family from the very beginning - these ideas are nothing new.
The Victimhood Craze in Early Feminism: The Case of Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Men suffering from monomania in arts, engineering, or protecting their families, may sometimes be celebrated. From Hitler, Mussolini, Pol Pot, Mao Tse Tung, and Vladmir Putin, there has never been…
Janice Fiamengo: The Infantilization of Men by the Prohibition Movement Prohibition
For not yet having the right to vote, women sure had major influence and power on the push for prohibition in the United States.
Janice Fiamengo: Feminism’s False Origin Story
In this episode of the "Fiamengo Files" Dr. Janice Fiamengo takes a look at the truth about the beginning of the Women's Suffrage movement - and its opposition.
Janice Fiamengo: Feminism Was Never About Equality
In this edition of the Fiamengo Files, Janice explores the origins of feminism and how it was never really about equality.
A Thousand Days
Chuck Turchick, Minneapolis Accountability-Expert and general pain in the City Council's ass, has a new message this week...
Janice Fiamengo: Why I am Still Anti-Feminist
In her recent video series, Dr. Janice Fiamengo deep dives into feminist history - I will be following along with my own brand of colorful commentary for Women's History Month.
Dr. Janice Fiamengo and Women’s History Month
We have been doing a great disservice to women by not reporting on the real, human, side of Women's History. With the help of Dr. Janice Fiamengo, Jewel Eldora aims to change that...
Barack Obama and Black History Month
It’s safe to say Barack Obama was the best president in the history of the United States.
