Republicans, The Pill, and the War on the Family

By |2014-12-05T03:52:49-06:00December 5th, 2014|Categories: Bruce Frohnen, Catholicism, Family, Feminism, Politics|

Why did Republicans do so well in the 2014 elections? Among the reasons emphasized by pundits and operatives on both sides of the political aisle has been the ability of Republican candidates to counter effectively the charge that they would escalate the so-called “war on women.” A key example cited by both left and right [...]

The Conservative Vision of Hayao Miyazaki

By |2023-10-31T20:06:52-05:00November 7th, 2014|Categories: Eastern Thought, Environmentalism, Family, Featured, Feminism, Film|

Filmmaker Hayao Miyazaki, like all conservatives, has a tender affinity for precious things that are passing away. Sometimes they can be preserved and brought to new life. At other times, they may only be preserved in memory for another generation such as ours, who may open the record and feel them in our own hearts, [...]

Say it ain’t so, Stan!: A Female Thor

By |2014-12-29T14:01:30-06:00July 21st, 2014|Categories: Bruce Frohnen, Culture, Feminism, Film|

Marvel Comics has announced that its superhero Thor—you know, the Norse god?—is getting a sex change. Well, not exactly. First off, it is no longer Marvel Comics, it is Disney’s Marvel Comics. Which obviously explains a lot, here. The House of Mouse decided years ago that it would be happy to be the House of [...]

Severing the Ties That Bind: Feminism, Women, the Family, and Social Institutions

By |2019-05-07T14:28:54-05:00October 29th, 2012|Categories: Feminism, Politics, Social Institutions|Tags: |

On the whole, at the opening of the twenty-first century, Western women enjoy a power, education, and privilege unprecedented in human history. And much of this unprecedented power and freedom has resulted from women’s political activism on behalf of themselves and other women. Just as the social institutions of the West have both impeded and [...]

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