E.J. Hare

Aug 7, 2024 | americanmind.org | E.J. Hare

The 2024 Olympic Games, already roiled by a provocative opening ceremony using transgender performers and LGBT activists arranged in a tableau strongly resembling Leonardo’s iconic painting of the Last Supper, is now facing questions about the decision to allow boxers of indeterminate sex to compete in women’s boxing events, and the real risk of injury to women forced to compete against non-female athletes with elevated testosterone.

Mar 20, 2024 | americanmind.org | E.J. Hare

With the sudden re-emergence of Christine Blasey Ford, who tried to derail Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation to the Supreme Court with baseless accusations of sexual assault, the Democrats are clearly wasting no time in trying to get more white women back into their fold. They are looking to make the extremely nuanced case to white women, a pivotal demographic in this year’s election, as in every recent election, that Trump and his friends are all rapists.

Sep 25, 2023 | americanmind.org | Alexander Riley |Isaac Simpson |Michael Robillard |E.J. Hare

Salvo Feminism seeks the extinction of the kind of men who built the world. Salvo What I saw at Vibecamp. Feature The Supreme Court succumbs to a fatal error in reasoning. Salvo With all the concern about men in women’s bathrooms, how come no one seems worried about the converse? Salvo What the critics of biological males in female sports miss. Salvo Single-sex schools could help boys' classroom struggles.

Aug 16, 2023 | americanmind.org | E.J. Hare

The three most active fronts in the battle over trans identity are public, shared territory designated for the sexes separately. Opening up public bathrooms, sports, and prisons has been central to the normalization of trans ideology. But while local communities have resisted the imposition of this new ideology by fighting to protect female-only spaces, there has been little concern for male equivalents.

Jun 24, 2023 | qoshe.com | E.J. Hare

In recent weeks the New York political scene roiled in the wake of three separate but significant controversies revolving around American support for Israel: city and state legislatures divided over two separate votes relating to antisemitic violence and charities supporting Jewish victims of terror, and a City University of New York Law School valedictorian delivered a fiery polemic against Israel, the United States, and the rule of law itself.