Tag: far-right


  • Or: Why Kimberlé Crenshaw’s E.T. Keeps Calling Home and Getting No Answer Part I: The Woman Who Gave Us the Prism Let’s start with Kimberlé Crenshaw. If you’ve heard the word “intersectionality” — and if you’ve been conscious in the last decade, you have — you’ve encountered her work. She’s the legal scholar who, in…

  • Why the manosphere, 4B, eat‑the‑rich, nativism, passport bros, tax havens, purity cults, and longevity extremism won’t set you free So far, we’ve met the protagonist—the slow‑ager, the self‑made, the workaround artist. And we’ve mapped the resentment he triggers: from the credentialed manager, the credentialed young, the white knight, the left‑behind. But here’s the thing. The…