What we’re about ayzh – a social enterprise with head quarters in Fort Collins is igniting important, taboo-breaking conversation on menstrual health and hygiene. https://www.meetup.com/UNUSUAL-CONVERSATIONS/ From time to time, the claim is made that we need to import indentured servants from Asia, because the STEM fields are short of labor. This is a variation of the old line about crops rotting in the fields for the lack of stoop labor. The fact that no human living in America has ever experienced a food shortage due to crops rotting in the fields underscores the fact that these claims are nonsense. Indentured … Continue reading →

One of the reasons the right will never win in because most of them lack the balls to actually confront the problem. Right-wingers will whine about feminism, hypergamy and women out of control. Yet should one suggest that women have limits set upon them these same right-wing cucks turn into shrieking leftists screeching about egalitarianism and equality. The cucks are all about saving Western Civilization until you get to the part where actions that would save Western Civilization have to be taken. Then they cuck out. In general, women are not able to impose constraints upon their own behavior. Women … Continue reading →

Students were identified as a sexual minority if they identified as lesbian, gay, bisexual, or had reported sex with someone of the same sex. About 85 percent of female students identified as heterosexual and about 90 percent only had male sexual partners. Of the male students, 96 percent identified as heterosexual and 97 percent only had female sexual partners. About 14 percent of females became pregnant, and about 11 percent of males got someone pregnant. Overall, about 13 percent of heterosexual females and about 14 percent of females who only had male sexual partners had been pregnant, compared to about … Continue reading →

Have no fear. CenshorshipTube is getting better at clamping down on your freedom. We’ve always used a mix of human flagging and human review together with technology to address controversial content on YouTube. In June, we introduced machine learning to flag violent extremism content and escalate it for human review. We continue to get faster here: Over 83 percent of the videos we removed for violent extremism in the last month were taken down before receiving a single human flag, up 8 percentage points since August. Our teams have manually reviewed over a million videos to improve this flagging technology … Continue reading →

Greetings from Texas. In this episode of Linkage it’s all about OPP. That would be Other People’s Podcasts. On this episode of This Alt-Right Life, I talk to Adam Piggott, an Australian author and adventurer. Adam is the author of Pushing Rubber Downhill, a memoir about his career as a whitewater rafting instructor, as well as the host of the Pushing Rubber Podcast. In the first segment, Adam and I discuss Pushing Rubber Downhill, why young men need to strike out on their own, Adam’s adventures in Uganda and life in the third world, the death of masculinity in literature, … Continue reading →