by Rick Bradford, TCW
WHEN the editor of this website fearlessly dared to suggest that the feminisation of society had a several adverse consequences, I felt it was my duty to thank her through the letter pages of TCW.
To recap, I congratulated Kathy Gyngell for her bravery in venturing into territory normally avoided by all but the denizens of the manosphere.
I referred not only to the shocking suggestion that the ‘rise of women’ might not have been an unmitigated success but the assertion that female emancipation might be implicated in our deepening social and political divisions. Worse still, I averred that complete social collapse might be the end result to which we are headed.
It appears that these ideas, once unthinkingly dismissed as mere misogyny, are being taken up by female commentators of some standing, Dani Sulikowski for one, of whom more later.
First, take Helen Andrews. A long time conservative political commentator, Andrews caused a bit of a storm with her NatCon speech last September which plunged full-on into this issue. She calls it the ‘great feminisation’.
This is the phenomenon whereby women have not just achieved equality in influential positions but have surpassed parity and become dominant in many areas.
Watch: Former MP Ann Widdecombe with Andrew Doyle, GB News