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What’s woke this International Women’s Day?

8 March 2020

12:00 PM

8 March 2020

12:00 PM

James Murray, the primary editor of the original Oxford English Dictionary, must have spent the last week gyrating a la Elvis in his grave. It turns out that the war on women is not the #MeToo and #BelieveWomen one that hogs the pages of the MSM and accounts for so much Twitter traffic.  

No, the real war on women is actually a war on the very definition of the word ‘woman’. And if the lead up to International Women’s Day is anything to go by the transmogrification of feminism has lurched into full-on batshit crazy. If you’re feeling brave read on for a peek into the new wonderland of woke womanhood, although I understand if this is one rabbit hole you’re...

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