Considering it was NZ’s academic feminism that birthed our nations political, corporate, and social acceptance of these rainbow babies, it’s not surprising these same feminists now want to dis-own or abort their own child. Aborting children is now solidly part of NZ’s feminist-led culture! These are the women that spent decades trying to get girls into boy scouts, boy schools and boys spaces.
The old style feminists were out in force supporting Auckland trans movement. The grey haired woman in pink sleeveless top with the rainbow earrings was bashing a gong to help create the violence. This is a screenshot from in the video below. You see many more in the video below in their rainbow gear.
Feminists claim men have all power. Men are toxic. Feminists want equality (equality means to replace men as being in control of society). Feminists still want total unrestrained freedom to be and do and experience whatever they please. First wave, second wave, third wave, fourth wave feminism. But they needed allies. They knew not all women wanted what they wanted, and they knew they couldn’t get what they wanted without getting men on their side.
Another old style feminists with a gong celebrating her mehem with the trans who liked to show his knickers to everyone.
As part of sex-ed, from Age 5 children in NZ schools are encouraged to: challenge homophobia, transphobia, sexism, and gender-based violence, interrogate the ongoing effects of colonisation, study the environmental impacts of changes in population growth and of related issues such as people’s use and disposal of menstrual products, … and gain understandings about the strengths of sexual and gender diversity.
Essentially, here in NZ, children are sexualised as soon as they get to school .
Not all women are feminists. While not all feminists will admit to hating men themselves, they identify with the power and authority that being a feminist gives them over other women. They hate the society they claim men have created. So here’s why feminists can’t fix their rainbow.
Gay men called in by the pride community leaders were out with their whistles, supported by the old style feminists with gongs in the back ground.
But firstly, we do need to acknowledge that glbt men are being beaten up in bathrooms for just being themselves. This is what they are afraid of. they are afraid of getting beaten up in mens bathrooms. There can be less of this if they don’t try and hit on straight guys when they go into the toilets. Also stop offering to pay for sex in public toilets. Stop asking actual men questions to try and ‘break the ice’ before you ask for sex. Stop complimenting men on their _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ or _ _ _ _ _ _ . Stop touching straight men in bathrooms. That touch on the arm that women do, don’t do it. And don’t fish for compliments from straight men. You’re not beautiful, you look like a circus clown. We don’t like the way you look.
While all of the above behaviour glbt men claim may be ‘being yourselves’, and since so much of the violence is trans on trans, maybe stop trying to pick up anyone in public toilets. All these simple things will keep glbts safer in men’s spaces.
Feminist psychoticism was on full display!
And secondly, we need to acknowledge that we understand where the anger comes from. The trans’s have been lied to, putting on a dress and make up doesn’t make anyone a woman. Having surgeries and and taking medications so now you can no longer give pleasure to anyone of any sex without toys, and not being able to orgasm in any gender must be devastating. We totally understand that, and we’d be disappointed too if we’d thought turning a penis inside out would replicate an actual vagina, with all the fluids, aromas, heat, muscle movements etc. We’d be angry. Very angry. At ourselves, and at society. So we understand where this anger comes from.
And that’ collective anger is what we witnessed here:
Who organised the Let Women Speak event?
This event was organised by old school feminist womens, lesbian and gay rights type Labour Party supporters. One women even told Sean Plunket she was a life time Labour party supporter. These are the 1960’s and 70’s university grads type women that have been in control of the institutions here in NZ for decades since.
A typical women who turned up to support Posie Parker would call themselves a supporters of the glbt community. But by multitudes of hundreds, the majority of women were against Posie Parker speaking.
A typical graduate of our education system is this New Zealand minister of parliament.
Study: ‘Transgender’ Youth at Highest Risk for Violent Radicalization
Study: Transvestites are more at risk of violence from their own
The reason why there has been no outrage from either media or parliament at these comments is because it is normal New Zealand education from primary school upwards.
With decades of hatred against men, from primary schools to universities to workplaces, these same women are now asking where their male support for standing up for women’s rights is! Our Prime Minister doesn’t even know what a woman is!
With 3 MP’s there, all with the same education, how could the result be any different?
Who organised the “counter protest”?
Auckland Pride (LGBT), Unite Union, Tamaki Antifa, Labour Party, Green Party, NZ Police.
Unite Union, Tamaki Antifa, Labour Party and Green Party were the same groups counter protesting against free speech outside the town hall in 2018 when the Canadian speakers were banned from the town hall. They were able to control the media by claiming we were all nazi’s, and nothing was mentioned about the actual original issue we originally had: the government and media cover up of child sexual abuse.
The feminists are asking “where were the men?”
Traditional men have been shut out of public square. They have been kicked out of homes by the family court. Many of today’s kids have not had fathers at home, women simply have more money and more independence without men around. Traditional men would keep away from the man hating feminist lesbian organisers and any message they had. Men are sick of the conflict that feminists create.
Any time men speak out against the onslaught of feminism in the workplace or anywhere else, they are shut down and called woman haters. If men object to feminism, women say it means they hate women. Men tire from this, and to keep away from this conflict and dramas with women because they are always to blame.
Why do people what to change genders in these ways anyway?
Why do they hate their own gender? They’re taught to by our feminist driven education system and media claiming that men have all power, all evil comes from men, masculinity is toxic. Men are toxic. Why do they want to change? They’re taught changing genders will solve their problems. So who’s teaching them these things?
And this bring us to why feminists can’t fix their rainbow offspring: Simply because New Zealand’s current glbt juggernaut is the their own creation from the women’s studies departments. They’ll never admit they were wrong about their claims in all the same educational and political and business circles they’ve taken authority over.
Some feminists will deny the creation of the academic man/male/patriarchy hating that NZ academia has become is their work at all,. Instead they will point to some rich wealthy foreigner for paying them to spread the toxic masculinity mantra for decades. Feminists have started damage control already this week trying to find the financial sources of those promoting the ‘trans’ movement.
After taking over the universities, the feminists aimed for the churches and took them over also. Once the feminists had control of churches they encouraged their trans allies in also. As a result, the Anglican church has gone from being 35% of the population in the 1960’s to just 6% of NZ in 2018.
It’s never occurred to these feminists that they didn’t have to accept the money offered to them to promote the agenda. It never occurred to them that they didn’t have to teach the kids to hate men.
But the success of the trans movement in gaining momentum was built on generations of young kids hearing the toxic masculinity chants in classrooms and media and in homes throughout the country.
This is so institutionalised, they win the national person of the year award.
And here is below (top right) celebrating after Posie Parker left the stage:
What’s going to happen?
This will take a couple of decades to disappear once the universities take out the current anti-men aspect from the curriculum. It’s taken several generations to get this bad, and it will take several more to undo.
But women won’t want to give up their power in academia, it means they’re wrong, and no feminist will ever admit they were wrong.
Ironically, the women who have re-written men to be evil in NZ history are now having their own writing burnt by their rainbow spawn.
Feminists can’t fix their rainbow. Formerly the woman’s studies department, is now Gender Studies on the UoA website:
Bachelor of Arts – BA
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Note: Gender Studies includes the following courses taught by other faculties: EDUC 714 Gender, Sexuality and Education; POPLHLTH 769 Interpersonal and Family Violence; PSYCH 319 Psychology and Gender; PSYCH 755 Gender, Power and Sexuality; SOCCHFAM 700 Domestic Violence: Challenges and Responses; SOCHLTH 756 Special Topic.
For descriptions of these courses and their availability, please consult Student Services Online. |
Gender Studies
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Course |
Title |
Available in 2023 |
GENDER 101 |
Gender: Global and Local |
Semester 1 |
GENDER 208 |
Thinking Gender |
Semester 1 |
GENDER 306 |
Making Waves: Gender and Change |
Semester 2 |
Classical Studies and Ancient History
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Course |
Title |
Available in 2023 |
ANCIENT 216 |
Sex and Power in Greece and Rome |
Semester 2 |
ANCIENT 316 |
Sex and Power in Greece and Rome |
Semester 2 |
Anthropology
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Course |
Title |
Available in 2023 |
ANTHRO 106 |
Global Sound Cultures: Musics, Places and People |
Semester 2 |
ANTHRO 357 |
Gender, Sexuality and Popular Music |
Semester 2 |
Asian Studies
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Course |
Title |
Available in 2023 |
ASIAN 200 |
Asian Identities |
Semester 2 |
ASIAN 303 |
Asian Identities |
Semester 2 |
Criminology
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Course |
Title |
Available in 2023 |
CRIM 303 |
Gender, Crime and Justice |
Semester 2 |
English
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Course |
Title |
Available in 2023 |
ENGLISH 102 |
Great Books: Seduction and Betrayal |
Semester 2 |
Philosophy
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Course |
Title |
Available in 2023 |
PHIL 225 |
Power, Critique and Emancipation |
Semester 1 |
PHIL 345 |
Power, Critique and Emancipation |
Semester 1 |
Politics and International Relations
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Course |
Title |
Available in 2023 |
POLITICS 109 |
Foundations of Western Politics and Law |
Semester 2 |
Sociology
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Course |
Title |
Available in 2023 |
SOCIOL 200 |
Theory and Society |
Semester 1 |
SOCIOL 207 |
Sociology of Gender and Families |
Semester 1 |
SOCIOL 315 |
Law, Inequality and the State |
Semester 2 |
SOCIOL 322 |
A Sociology of Relational Life |
Semester 2 |
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Bachelor of Arts (Honours) – BA(Hons)
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Note: Gender Studies includes the following courses taught by other faculties: EDUC 714 Gender, Sexuality and Education; POPLHLTH 769 Interpersonal and Family Violence; PSYCH 319 Psychology and Gender; PSYCH 755 Gender, Power and Sexuality; SOCCHFAM 700 Domestic Violence: Challenges and Responses; SOCHLTH 756 Special Topic.
For descriptions of these courses and their availability, please consult Student Services Online. |
Gender Studies
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Course |
Title |
Available in 2023 |
GENDER 700 |
Critical Theories and Methods in Gender Studies |
Semester 1 |
GENDER 701/701AB |
Special Study |
Semester 1, or Semester 2, or Semester 1 and 2 (full year) |
GENDER 780/780AB |
Research Project |
Semester 1, or Semester 2, or Semester 1 and 2 (full year) |
GENDER 785/785A |
Dissertation |
Semester 1, or Semester 2, or Semester 1 and 2 (full year) |
Development Studies
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Course |
Title |
Available in 2023 |
DEVELOP 702 |
Gender and Development |
Semester 1 |
History
|
Course |
Title |
Available in 2023 |
HISTORY 706AB |
Topics in European Cultural History |
Semester 1 and 2 (full year) |
Sociology
|
Course |
Title |
Available in 2023 |
SOCIOL 735 |
Current Debates in Gender and Sexuality |
Semester 2 |
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Master of Arts – MA
|
Note: Gender Studies includes the following courses taught by other faculties: EDUC 714 Gender, Sexuality and Education; POPLHLTH 769 Interpersonal and Family Violence; PSYCH 319 Psychology and Gender; PSYCH 755 Gender, Power and Sexuality; SOCCHFAM 700 Domestic Violence: Challenges and Responses; SOCHLTH 756 Special Topic.
For descriptions of these courses and their availability, please consult Student Services Online. |
Gender Studies
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Course |
Title |
Available in 2023 |
GENDER 793 |
Dissertation |
Semester 1 |
GENDER 797AAB |
Research Portfolio |
Semester 1 and 2 (full year) |
Development Studies
|
Course |
Title |
Available in 2023 |
DEVELOP 702 |
Gender and Development |
Semester 1 |
History
|
Course |
Title |
Available in 2023 |
HISTORY 706AB |
Topics in European Cultural History |
Semester 1 and 2 (full year) |
Sociology
|
Course |
Title |
Available in 2023 |
SOCIOL 735 |
Current Debates in Gender and Sexuality |
Semester 2 |
|
Bachelor of Arts – BA
|
Gender Studies
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Course |
Title |
Not taught 2023 |
GENDER 202 |
Gender in the Pacific |
Not taught in 2023 |
GENDER 206 |
Special Topic |
Not taught in 2023 |
GENDER 207 |
Special Topic |
Not taught in 2023 |
GENDER 300 |
Special Topic |
Not taught in 2023 |
GENDER 301 |
Gender, Sex and Commodification |
Not taught in 2023 |
GENDER 307 |
Special Topic |
Not taught in 2023 |
Anthropology
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Course |
Title |
Not taught 2023 |
ANTHRO 241 |
Anthropology of the Body |
Not taught in 2023 |
ANTHRO 354 |
Anthropology of the Body |
Not taught in 2023 |
ANTHRO 358 |
Gender and Colonialism in the Pacific |
Not taught in 2023 |
Art History
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Course |
Title |
Not taught 2023 |
ARTHIST 233 |
The Art of Gender Politics |
Not taught in 2023 |
ARTHIST 333 |
The Art of Gender Politics |
Not taught in 2023 |
Communication
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Course |
Title |
Not taught 2023 |
COMMS 304 |
Gender, Politics and the Media |
Not taught in 2023 |
Comparative Literature
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Course |
Title |
Not taught 2023 |
COMPLIT 202 |
Interpreting Folktales |
Not offered in 2023; planned for 2024 |
COMPLIT 303 |
Interpreting Folktales |
Not offered in 2023; planned for 2024 |
English
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Course |
Title |
Not taught 2023 |
ENGLISH 346 |
African and Caribbean Literature |
Not taught in 2023 |
ENGLISH 354 |
Writing Selves |
Not taught in 2023 |
German
|
Course |
Title |
Not taught 2023 |
GERMAN 230 |
German Cinema from Murnau to Riefenstahl |
Not taught in 2023 |
History
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Course |
Title |
Not taught 2023 |
HISTORY 241 |
Making Sense of the Sixties: the USA 1954-1974 |
Not taught in 2023 |
HISTORY 256 |
Sex and Gender in the Middle Millennium (500-1500CE) |
Not taught in 2023 |
HISTORY 326 |
Sex and Gender in the Middle Millennium (500-1500CE) |
Not taught in 2023 |
HISTORY 341 |
Making Sense of the Sixties: the USA 1954-1974 |
Not taught in 2023 |
Italian
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Course |
Title |
Not taught 2023 |
ITALIAN 203 |
Engendered Voices (Texts in English) |
Not taught in 2023 |
Pacific Studies
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Course |
Title |
Not taught 2023 |
PACIFIC 208 |
Gender and the Pacific in a Globalising World |
Not taught in 2023 |
PACIFIC 307 |
Gender and the Pacific in a Globalising World |
Not taught in 2023 |
Sociology
|
Course |
Title |
Not taught 2023 |
SOCIOL 326 |
Sociology of Violence and Death |
Not taught in 2023 |
Theological and Religious Studies
|
Course |
Title |
Not taught 2023 |
THEOREL 211 |
Religion, Gender and Sexuality |
Not taught in 2023 |
THEOREL 311 |
Religion, Gender and Sexuality |
Not taught in 2023 |
|
Bachelor of Arts (Honours) – BA(Hons)
|
Gender Studies
|
Course |
Title |
Not taught 2023 |
GENDER 705 |
Special Topic |
Not taught in 2023 |
GENDER 706 |
Special Topic |
Not taught in 2023 |
Drama
|
Course |
Title |
Not taught 2023 |
DRAMA 708 |
Drama and the Mind |
Not offered in 2023; planned for 2024 |
English
|
Course |
Title |
Not taught 2023 |
ENGLISH 702 |
Postcolonial Literary Studies |
Not taught in 2023 |
ENGLISH 709 |
Theatre on Screen |
Not taught in 2023 |
ENGLISH 731 |
Jane Austen and Charlotte Bronte |
Not taught in 2023 |
French
|
Course |
Title |
Not taught 2023 |
FRENCH 729 |
Gender and Culture: Perspectives from the French-speaking World |
Not taught in 2023 |
History
|
Course |
Title |
Not taught 2023 |
HISTORY 707AB |
Early Modern Japanese Lives |
Not taught in 2023 |
HISTORY 725AB |
Health, Medicine and Society |
Not offered in 2023; planned for 2024 |
HISTORY 736AB |
Medieval Women, c.1100-1500 |
Not offered in 2023; planned for 2024 |
Media and Communication
|
Course |
Title |
Not taught 2023 |
MEDIA 711 |
Feminist Film Theory |
Not taught in 2023 |
Philosophy
|
Course |
Title |
Not taught 2023 |
PHIL 740 |
Metaphysics 1 |
Not offered in 2023; planned for 2024 |
Politics and International Relations
|
Course |
Title |
Not taught 2023 |
POLITICS 724 |
Identity and the Politics of Multiculturalism |
Not taught in 2023 |
Sociology
|
Course |
Title |
Not taught 2023 |
SOCIOL 700 |
Advanced Problems in Sociological Theory |
Not taught in 2023 |
SOCIOL 728 |
Family, Gender and the State |
Not taught in 2023 |
Spanish
|
Course |
Title |
Not taught 2023 |
SPANISH 722 |
Gender Perspectives in Hispanic Literature |
Not taught in 2023 |
SPANISH 738 |
Engendering Nations |
Not taught in 2023 |
|
Master of Arts – MA
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Drama
|
Course |
Title |
Not taught 2023 |
DRAMA 708 |
Drama and the Mind |
Not offered in 2023; planned for 2024 |
English
|
Course |
Title |
Not taught 2023 |
ENGLISH 702 |
Postcolonial Literary Studies |
Not taught in 2023 |
ENGLISH 731 |
Jane Austen and Charlotte Bronte |
Not taught in 2023 |
French
|
Course |
Title |
Not taught 2023 |
FRENCH 729 |
Gender and Culture: Perspectives from the French-speaking World |
Not taught in 2023 |
History
|
Course |
Title |
Not taught 2023 |
HISTORY 707AB |
Early Modern Japanese Lives |
Not taught in 2023 |
HISTORY 725AB |
Health, Medicine and Society |
Not offered in 2023; planned for 2024 |
HISTORY 736AB |
Medieval Women, c.1100-1500 |
Not offered in 2023; planned for 2024 |
Media and Communication
|
Course |
Title |
Not taught 2023 |
MEDIA 711 |
Feminist Film Theory |
Not taught in 2023 |
Philosophy
|
Course |
Title |
Not taught 2023 |
PHIL 740 |
Metaphysics 1 |
Not offered in 2023; planned for 2024 |
Politics and International Relations
|
Course |
Title |
Not taught 2023 |
POLITICS 707 |
Politics of Global Protest: Dissent, Resistance and Power |
Not taught in 2023 |
POLITICS 724 |
Identity and the Politics of Multiculturalism |
Not taught in 2023 |
Sociology
|
Course |
Title |
Not taught 2023 |
SOCIOL 700 |
Advanced Problems in Sociological Theory |
Not taught in 2023 |
SOCIOL 728 |
Family, Gender and the State |
Not taught in 2023 |
Spanish
|
Course |
Title |
Not taught 2023 |
SPANISH 722 |
Gender Perspectives in Hispanic Literature |
Not taught in 2023 |
SPANISH 738 |
Engendering Nations |
Not taught in 2023 |
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