Barely a week goes by without feminist action, or indeed, feminist laments, hitting the headlines. Whether that be (often skewed) … Continue reading “Book review: “The Sex Factor: How Women Made the West Rich” by Victoria Bateman”

Continued from Part 1.  Those pushing for equality of outcome also fail to acknowledge all-important tradeoffs and unintended consequences of … Continue reading “Pay gaps and the limits of central planning (Part 2)”

‘Equal Pay Day’ has passed – thankfully, without the media frenzy which usually attends this non-event. Much of it, I … Continue reading “Pay gaps and the limits of central planning (Part 1)”

November 10 this year was Equal Pay Day, the day of the year when the Fawcett Society claims “women effectively … Continue reading “The entire concept of Equal Pay Day is fundamentally flawed”

I’m still sceptical that the UK’s departure from the EU is a gender issue, despite what high-profile critics like Baroness … Continue reading “Will women be disproportionately affected by Brexit?”

Nicky Morgan wrote an article on Conservative Home a week ago which revealed the true colours of modern feminism. The … Continue reading “Morgan’s is a very materialistic feminism”