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Table of Contents
1. Women’s Rights and Feminism - General
A. The Politics of Women’s Rights; Community Organizing; Activism, Advocacy. Women’s Feminist and Gender Critical Male Allies. Feminism and the Left
B. Women’s Resistance to Male Chauvinism and Anti-Feminism. Activism: Nonviolent Organizing and Protests, Lawsuit
2. Women’s Medical Issues
A. Gynecology and Obstetrics. Reproductive Rights; Abortion Rights. Menstruation
B. Misogyny, Discrimination and Abuse in Women and Children’s Health Care, Obstetrics and Gynecology, and in Medical Research. Sterilization: Forced or Elective. Sick Women; Women with Disabillities. Post-menopausal Women
C. Positions and Actions Taken by Medical Organizations Regarding Women and Transgender
D. Women's Sports
That man over there says that women need to be helped into carriages, and lifted over ditches, and to have the best place everywhere. Nobody ever helps me into carriages, or over mud-puddles, or gives me any best place! And ain't I a woman?
― Sojourner Truth
3. Women’s Legal Issues
A. Equal Rights Legislation
B. Status of Women in Law and Society in the U.S. and Internationally
C. Position and Policies of Political Parties [including Parties on the Left] and Government Towards Women and Women's Rights
D.. Rights IN CONFLICT: Women’s Rights/Gay Rights v. Transgender "Rights" (Human, Alleged): Legal and Legislative
E. Women's Sex-Based Rights
F. Women's Rights: Language Issues, Free Speech, Censorship of Gender Critical Advocacy. Pronouns
4. Women’s Identity; Defining "Woman" as Biologically Female. Gender Critical Theory; Erasure of Women
A. The Range of Female Sexuality: Lesbian, Gay Women, Heterosexual, Bisexual, Other Non-heterosexual. Identity in Confict: LBG v. Trans
B. Gender Roles. The Sexual Revolution
C. Erasure of Women
5. Transgendering: The Transgender Lobby; Its Connections to the Medical and Pharmaceutical Industries, Academia, and High Finance. The Process, Consequences, Dangers
A. Transgender Cult Ideology, Disinformation, and Entitlement. Pervasive Power of the Transgender Cult in Society, Including its Influence on the Media
a. Strategy and Tactics of the Trans Cult, including Disinformation
b. Position and Policies of Political Parties [including Parties on the Left] and Government Towards Transgender Ideology
c. The Economic Basis of the Transgender Industry
B. Contraflow: Resistance to Trans Ideology, Backlash in Words and Action Against its Abuses. Detransitioning and Sex Change Regret
a. Detransitioning and Sex Change Regret
b. Legal Action; Legislation, and Government Officials' Actions Against Transgender Influence
c. Resistance to Trans Ideology Within the Green Party. The Georgia Green Party
C. Biological, Medical and Psychological Issues of Transgender, Transitioning, including Dangers of Drugs and Surgery, as well as Suicidality, Autogynephelia, Abuse and Gratuitous Violence by Trans-identified Individuals
6. The Science and Medicine of Sexuality and Reproduction. Clinical, and General Issues of Sex, Reproduction, and Sexual Orientation as well as Psychology and Gender Expression
7. Women and Children; Women and the Family
A. IMMEDIATE HELP FOR PARENTS OF GENDER-CONFUSED CHILDREN
a. Child Endangerment and Abuse, including Pediophilia and Grooming
B. MORE FOR PARENTS. Women and Family Issues. Dysfunctional Families. Motherhood and Women’s Role in the Family. Parenting Gender-Confused Children
a. MORE FOR PARENTS. Transgendering Children. Schools and Curricula. Social Pressure
b. MORE FOR PARENTS. Transgendering Young Children, Toddlers, pre-K and Elementary School Children. DQSH (Drag Queen Story Hour)
C. Medical and Other Issues of Transgendering Children and Adolescents. Puberty Blockers
D. Women and Ethics, Religion and Spirituality. Ethics of Sex, Gender Relations. Women’s Spirituality and Social Action as Spiritual Practice. Religious Organizations and Women's Rights, Transgender Issues. Women’s Status in Religious Organizations
Feminism has never been about getting a job for one woman. It's about making life more fair for women everywhere. It's not about a piece of the existing pie; there are too many of us for that. It's about baking a new pie.
― Gloria Steinem
8. Women’s Rights to Privacy, and to Safe and Sanitary Spaces. Women and Children's Psychological Protection and Well-Being
A. Sex-segregated Support Services for Women Victimized by Sexual Violence; Their Use and Control Usurped by Transgender "Women"
9. Bigotry, Misogyny, Sexism; Anti-Feminism; "The Patriarchy"
A. Toxic Masculinity; Male Entitlement, Privilege
. Men’s Masculinity Issues, “Crisis of Masculinity"
10. Misogyny, Bigotry and Violence Against Women and Women’s Rights Advocates, e.g. Verbal and Physical Abuse, Dishonor, Ridicule and Derision, Hate Speech, Libel, Harassment, Bullying, Silencing, Cancelling ("Cancel Culture"), Firing, Deplatforming, Threats, Assault, Murder
A. Violence by Men in the Home
B. Misogyny of the Trans Cult: The Politics of Transgender Violence Against Women: Hate Speech, Bigotry, Violence and Terrorism, etc. Against Women Committed by Trans "Rights" Activists, or Enabled by Them [e.g. Prisoners]. Psychology and Medical Issues of Transgender Violence
C. Misogyny, Prejudice and Violence against Lesbians and Women by Gays (Male Homosexuals)
11. Sexual Predation and Assault, Incest, Rape, including Rape by Trans-Identified Males
A. Women in War and Occupation; Rape as a Weapon of War. Women and All Police and Militaries Worldwide
B. Police Treatment of Women in Custody and Women Victims of Sexual Violence
12. Pornography. Women as Objects in the Media and Hollywood. Drag Shows and "Womanface"
13. Profiting off Women's Bodies: Prostitution and Trafficking. Grooming. Surrogacy
14. Women Criminal Defendants; Women in Prison, and other Restrictive Spaces
15. Women and Poverty, Homelessness, Period Poverty
17. Women and the Arts and Music. Women Artists and Writers; Feminist Literature
18. HER Story. Women's History and Women's Studies. Academic Treatment of Women's Issues: "Gender Studies" and the Corruption of Women's Studies
A. Individual Women in History: Leaders, Rebels, Scientists, and Saints
19. Indigenous and Third World Women, including African-American Women and Muslims
20. International Women's Organizations
21. General Sources: Organizations and Individuals: Websites, Blogs, Print Media
Freeing yourself was one thing, claiming ownership of that freed self was another.
– Toni Morrison
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Entries are categorized by format or other attributes, and are listed in this order:
1. Websites, and blogs (unmarked), Twitter; Online groups (Facebook, etc.)
2. Online articles, PDF files;
3. Videos (including YouTube videos), motion pictures, radio stations, podcasts, and other recording and broadcast media. Interfiled and marked as appropriate (VIDEO, PODCAST, etc.);
4. Print media (documents or books), periodicals and online/audio books. Interfiled and marked as appropriate (BOOK, ONLINE BOOK, etc.).
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NOTE ABOUT ALPHABETIZATION: Proper names are alphabetized by LAST name. So an article beginning “John Doe…” is alphabetized by “Doe,” and precedes an article beginning “Jane Smith…”
Spanish last names are alphabetized using FATHER’S surname, e.g. "Nuria Muíña García.” is alphabetized using the father's surname, "Muíña” and then the mother's surname, "Garcia."
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I do not wish women to have power over men, but over themselves.
- Mary Shelley