Tag: politics
Insight: McKinnon (2016) “Gender Violence as Global Phenomenon”
Sara L. McKinnon’s (2016) work on the deployment of female genital mutilation rhetoric to enshrine American paternalistic interventionist practices abroad by otherizing foreign governments and continents was fascinating. It was another reminder that we must look inward when attempting to redress human rights violations (McKinnon, 2016). Through the strategic employment of spatializing language, American foreign policy gains a knight in shining armor mythos (McKinnon, 2016). This halo exempts the US government Continue reading “Insight: McKinnon (2016) “Gender Violence as Global Phenomenon””
Can Misogynists and Feminists Ever Be Friends?
I wasn’t familiar with the concept of “incels” and incels as a political body until a recent piece (Lanchester, 2018) in The New Yorker mentioned the term in explaining why a particular economist was positing an irresponsible economic theory in describing a terrorist attack by a self-described incel in Toronto.
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