YOU CAN'T HAVE IT BOTH WAYS

All the news that's fit to rant about. A personal tale about getting canceled at a top art school, being assaulted on the streets of Chicago, and proving (despite popular opinion) that decent straight cis white men exist.

Think you're safe stating your opinion in your own home? Just ask Rosie Kay, the famed choreographer who was ousted from her own dance company for offending her dinner guests.

All the news that's fit to rant about. Valentine's Day edition - "love'" in the modern age, Julia Fox's new Birkin, the cottagecore aesthetic, and more!

All the news that's fit to rant about. Lia Thomas in the locker room, Snow White without her dwarves, Harry Potter trigger warnings, and more!

Is it wrong to be a fascist if you're right? Not according to the modern university. Consider the cases of Amy Wax and Allyn Walker.

After J. K. Rowling gets snubbed from the Harry Potter reunion show, some thoughts on "transphobic" as a slur, the return of the Thought Police, and social justice bullying as a mental illness, with an eclectic tie-in to that blind girl from Pretty Little Liars.

Harry Potter, OCD germaphobes, the problem with "Born This Way," the recasting of women's self-defense as victim-blaming, feminists in search of chivalry, assault prevention training for alligators, and much more!

Woke politics is just Calvinball: The decline of public trust in universities and other institutions does not bode well.

A reference to Emile Ratelband kicks up all kinds of issues. Women and the draft, cross-dressing ballet, the perpetual myth of male-dominated everything, mansplaining versus suffersplaining, toxic femininity, and other topics.

Working as a sensitivity reader, Dave Chappelle's "The Closer," apologizing to bullies, how fixating on micro-aggressions blinds us to real social progress, the manufacturing of transhood, the taboo of acknowledging biological difference between the sexes, feeling excluded as a vegetarian, secular fundamentalism, the difficulties of teaching social justice obsessed students, and other topics.