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society1 year ago

The 4B Movement: Women Rethink Relationships in a Post-Trump Era

The 4B movement, originating in South Korea, advocates for women to avoid marriage, dating, childbirth, and sex as a protest against gender inequality and violence. This radical feminist movement is gaining traction in the U.S., especially after Donald Trump's reelection, as women express frustration with misogyny and political dynamics. While the movement's future in the U.S. is uncertain, its rise highlights significant gender tensions and could influence American politics and social norms.

politics1 year ago

Trump's Controversial Defense Picks Signal Major Military Overhaul

Female veterans express concern over President-elect Donald Trump's defense secretary pick, Pete Hegseth, who has criticized women serving in combat roles. Despite the lifting of the combat exclusion policy in 2013, which allowed women to serve in all military positions, Hegseth's past comments suggest he may support reinstating restrictions. Veterans fear this could undermine progress and exacerbate existing issues like sexual harassment in the military. Critics, including veterans and politicians, argue that gender should not determine military capability and emphasize the importance of diversity in the armed forces.

society1 year ago

Magic Society Seeks First Female Member After Expulsion Scandal

The Magic Circle, a prestigious male-only magic society, is seeking to reconnect with Sophie Lloyd, a woman who successfully posed as a man to gain membership in 1990. After revealing her true identity following a successful campaign to admit women, she was expelled, causing controversy. The society now regrets its decision and wishes to apologize and invite her back, acknowledging her bravery and the irony of punishing deception in a magic society. Lloyd's current whereabouts are unknown.

society1 year ago

Trump's Win Fuels U.S. Interest in South Korea's 4B Movement

The South Korean 4B movement, which rejects heterosexual relationships, marriage, and childbirth, is gaining traction in the U.S. following Trump's election victory. This movement, rooted in South Korea's feminist activism against gender inequality, is resonating with American women seeking empowerment and agency in response to perceived threats to reproductive rights. The movement's rise in the U.S. is seen as a form of protest against male-dominated political outcomes and a call for women's autonomy.

sports2 years ago

"New Era in Hockey: PWHL Launch, NHL Rule Changes, and Sibling Pride on Ice"

The Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) celebrated its inaugural game in Toronto, marked by the presence of tennis legend and gender equality advocate Billie Jean King. King, who helped launch the league, addressed the players, emphasizing the significance of the moment for women's sports. The PWHL, which came to fruition with the financial backing of LA Dodgers owner Mark Walter, aims to overcome past challenges faced by women's hockey leagues through a sustainable business model. The league has already seen a positive response, with Toronto selling out all home games and setting attendance records. The PWHL is banking on its star players and the potential emergence of new talent to drive its success.

world-news2 years ago

Pope Francis Advocates for Women's Safety and Critiques AI Amidst Global Church Concerns

Pope Francis condemned violence against women during a Mass on the World Day of Peace, amid Italy's introspection following the murder of Giulia Cecchettin, which has reignited debates on male chauvinism and femicide. The Pope's remarks coincide with legislative measures to combat such violence and the use of a film about domestic abuse as an educational tool in Italian schools. His message emphasized the importance of respecting and valuing women, linking harm against any woman to a profanation of God.