Lady Gaga's Promotion of Dylan Mulvaney on "International Women's Day" is a Mockery of Women

Lady Gaga's Promotion of Dylan Mulvaney on "International Women's Day" is a Mockery of Women

Lady Gaga says she feels “very protective in this moment” for not only Dylan but the trans community as a whole, but it’s possible to do that without celebrating a man who was brave enough to slap on some lipstick and portray girlhood as crying too much and buying too many clothes.

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"Inclusion" Doesn't Equal Diversity; It Means Less White

"Inclusion" Doesn't Equal Diversity; It Means Less White

There are a lot of black content creators, such as myself, who don't understand why "diversity and inclusion" mean changing historically white characters instead of uplifting new black characters and creatives. And the answer is these corporations are soulless machines trying to grind out cash and pat themselves on the back with fake virtue. They are not creative and they don't want to take risks, yet their sycophants will call them stunning and brave.

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Women Outraged Over Dylan Mulvaney's Interview With Judy Blume

Women are furious after Lionsgate sponsored an interview with famed author Judy Blume by trans social Tiktok influencer, Dylan Mulvaney.

Judy Blume's iconic coming-of-age classic Are You There, God? It’s Me, Margaret was adapted for film and received positive reviews. Savannah Edwards, who has a TikTok following of over one million followers, wrote on her Substack that women needed to take their daughters to see the film. “Your daughters deserve to hear the truth: Growing up female is rough, but it’s beautiful. Our bodies, the way they’re designed, are a miracle. Being born female is an incredible birthright. This movie is a celebration of the foundation of womanhood, the moment when it begins for each of us.”

After Mulvaney’s interview with Blume, Edward’s said, “I’m not offended, I’m pissed.” She tweeted, “The sad part is, #ItMeMargaret is perfect. Damn near perfection, one of the best movies of the year. It’s pro-female, and what a breath of fresh air that is in a culture that treats female puberty like a disease. Why would you ruin that by bringing Dylan into this? @Lionsgate.”

Other women across social media expressed they no longer wished to take their daughters to see the film, would no longer buy Blume’s books, and wanted the time and money back they invested in the film.

Many other women expressed disappointment in Blume herself. “Shame on you for betraying girls,” said Twitter user Taru Ann. “The REAL most vulnerable people in societies. To suck up to privileged men like this, who hate girls and use their existence only to gain attention, false victim status and money! You could have tried to be brave, like many women with more to lose.”

Judy Blume received backlash after speaking out in support of fellow author, J.K. Rowling, who repeatedly stands up for women’s sex-segregated spaces. “I love her. I am behind her 100 percent as I watch from afar.” 

Blume later released a statement to clarify her position, that she merely empathized with Rowling over online harassment. “I stand with the trans community and vehemently disagree with anyone who does not fully support equality and acceptance for LGBTQIA+ people. Anything to the contrary is total bullsh**.”

But you can’t support women’s sports and sex-segregated spaces while preaching total acceptance of the trans community, who want access to women’s locker rooms, bathrooms, prisons, shelters, and to play on their sports teams. As William “Lia” Thomas noted, how can you say he’s not a woman and not allow him to swim against women?

Mulvaney asked Blume for advice on how young creatives like himself can create content about his experience without societal backlash. Blume says, “You know what? You can’t be scared.”

In contrast, Mulvaney released a video last year issuing a not-so-passive-aggressive threat to women who wouldn’t bow down to his gender ideology. “I am also very nervous for you just because, hopefully, soon transphobia won’t be as tolerated online but your tweets are forever, and I don’t want those to come back and haunt you. Okay?”

Mulvaney has also expressed on his Tiktok (to over 10 million followers) that calling him a man and using he/him pronouns should be illegal.

Though women are disappointed with Blume, they should take her advice and not be scared to speak the truth: Dylan Mulvaney is a man and will always be a man.

The Critics Hate "Nefarious," and it's Hilarious

The Critics Hate "Nefarious," and it's Hilarious

But it is hilarious how much the critics hate the content, vindicating the monologues of the demon. Nefarious argues the beauty of their evil plot is that humans can’t even recognize what evil is. So, when they tackle the subject of abortion in the film—in a very honest manner—the critics see it as “propaganda.” There was even a scene when Dr. Martin tries to virtue signal to the demon about how humanity is actually winning because it’s so inclusive now!

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Mars Candy Cancels Their Own Spokescandies

Mars Candy Cancels Their Own Spokescandies

Mars has announced their beloved M&Ms will no longer be using spokescandies. “In their place, we are proud to introduce a spokesperson Americans can agree on: the beloved Maya Rudolph.” Rudolph is a comedian actress who has been on shows like The Good Place and Saturday Night Live, as well as films such as Brides Maids and Disenchanted.

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What We Learned About Trump's Dinner Party After Kanye's Explosive Timcast Appearance

What We Learned About Trump's Dinner Party After Kanye's Explosive Timcast Appearance

Though the interview was short, due to Ye storming off after Pool pushed back on Ye’s conspiratorial antisemitic comments, there were a few takeaways worth mentioning.

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Christian Influencer: "Your Abortion Also Saved Your Life," to a Woman Who Traded Her Child for a Chance at Gold

Christian Influencer: "Your Abortion Also Saved Your Life," to a Woman Who Traded Her Child for a Chance at Gold

The women Emmanuel Acho selected had conversations about their lives, their experiences, their dreams, their feelings, and their expectations, and they never took the time to reflect on God’s commandments and what he would have wanted for them.

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Authors J.K. Rowling and Matt Walsh Spar Over Singer Macy Gray's Transgender Flip-Flop

Authors J.K. Rowling and Matt Walsh Spar Over Singer Macy Gray's Transgender Flip-Flop

Rowling isn’t wrong that many women are intimidated into silence. But Walsh isn’t wrong that men and women who stay silent, are contributing to the problem. Do they deserve equal scorn? Walsh doesn’t think so, and he softened his tone while engaging with Rowling.

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Disney's and Chris Evan's Parent Problem

Disney's and Chris Evan's Parent Problem

Disney can make whatever content it likes, even if parents see it as a betrayal, after making billions with their support and trust. But if parents feel the need to protect their children from a corporation that wants to drive a wedge between a parent and child for the purpose of social engineering, actors like Chris Evans should learn to take the L.

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Conservative's Book Reaches #1 After Amazon Reveals Major Bias

Conservative's Book Reaches #1 After Amazon Reveals Major Bias

On Tuesday, Libs of Tiktok posted a video of Amazon leadership holding a session, which addressed the “traumatic experience” of having Johnny the Walrus recommended to shoppers. Johnny the Walrus is a best-selling children’s book by conservative commentator Matt Walsh, who writes and has a show with The Daily Wire. The book is about a boy who says he’s a walrus, and his mother takes drastic measures to make him live this reality. It was referred to as “problematic.”

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That State of Our Union is Sick

That State of Our Union is Sick

We are weak. We are depraved. And most egregiously, we are cowards. Many Americans know we’re headed down a path of destruction. I’m not prophesying a worldwide flood, but a nation that allows such brutality against their children—mentally and physically—won’t survive.

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The Devil Didn't Make Will Slap Chris Rock

The Devil Didn't Make Will Slap Chris Rock

It’s very easy to say, “The devil made me do it.” And don’t get me wrong. He’s the devourer. His goal is to steal, kill, and destroy. But he didn’t pop in Will’s life at the Oscars and pull a prank on him like the Roadrunner on an episode of Looney Tunes. If Satan is in your speed dial, don’t be surprised how fast he makes you into a fool.

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USA Today Snubs Women by Listing a Man Among "Women of the Year"

USA Today Snubs Women by Listing a Man Among "Women of the Year"

You’ve probably heard USA Today named Rachel Levine as a “Woman of the Year.” That’s a pretty remarkable accomplishment, considering Levine is a man. He was born a man, remains a man, and will die a man, yet has excelled above more than 166 million legitimate contenders.

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Why Are We Allowing Racists and Crazies To Take Charge on Racial Justice?

Why Are We Allowing Racists and Crazies To Take Charge on Racial Justice?

The question Americans should ask is why do we uplift voices with such a skewed sense of reality? Everyone has some sort of bias, but there’s a difference between needing a stronger prescription to see things clearly, and the blatantly blind leading the willfully blind off a cliff.

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"No Way Home" Trailer Reminds Fans of One of Spider-Man's Worst Stories

"No Way Home" Trailer Reminds Fans of One of Spider-Man's Worst Stories

Though MCU’s Spider-Man has severely less at stake than comic Spider-Man, they may jump on the chance to undo their big, game-changing twist. We won’t know more details until the actual film comes out, but Doctor Strange risking such a dangerous spell sounds nearly as contrived as Peter selling his marriage to the devil.

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