Christina Hoff Sommers and Camille Paglia on intersectional feminism and safe spaces | VIEWPOINT
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- Christina Hoff Sommers and Camille Paglia examine the origins of intersectional feminism and "safe spaces", and discuss Paglia's own interpretations of feminism-what she labeled over the years as "amazon feminism", "drag queen feminism", and "street smart feminism."
This is part three of a nine part series featuring Christina Hoff Sommers and Camille Paglia. The other videos in the series can be found here:
Part 1 - The state of contemporary feminism: goo.gl/nRJ0ss
Part 2 - The fight for student liberties: goo.gl/dS1QKF
Part 3 - Intersectional feminism and safe spaces: goo.gl/cmbj8g
Part 4 - Based Mom and Based Goddess on #Gamergate: goo.gl/ZFfuzh
Part 5 - Trigger warnings and the danger of overprotecting students: goo.gl/WE29Yc
Part 6 - The “male gaze”: goo.gl/hRWfhi
Part 7 - Fixing a broken university curriculum: goo.gl/pWmpwh
Part 8 - The absence of biology in gender studies: goo.gl/QrZQEU
Part 9 - The danger of looking at history through a contemporary political lens: goo.gl/D82LYB
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Neurosis leads to rage. Rage leads to propaganda. Propaganda leads to the dark side.
So...Feminists are Sith? I guess the red lightsabers symbolize menstrual blood.
I laughed at this more than I should have XD
+Sarru light sabers as well as their hair dye
Also leads to violence and oppression ... hmm ... sounds a lot like the so-called evil "patriarchy" LOL
The Dark Side Of The Moon
Really refreshing to hear actual rational feminists talk.
O hai! actual feminists. Nice to see you. wish you had more views.
Such a pleasure to hear these two women share their thoughts on modern feminism
"Everything now is about weakening them (students), not strengthening them." Perfectly stated.
They are two personal heroines of mine. I love dissidents.
Please post more Christina Hoff Sommers!
Hurry up! This is a conversation for the ages and I want it now!! /s
Honestly I love these two. They are intellectuals that not only know the subject but have lived it. If you could get Erin pizzey to talk to one (or both of these people) I think it would be a wonderful summary of the madness of feminism of the last 60 years
60 years is a huge exaggeration, maybe the last 30 years.
This is the third part of a series featuring Christina Hoff Sommers and Camille Paglia. Check back for more videos tomorrow! Also, if you haven't seen part two: czcams.com/video/jc4anr0qT28/video.html And part one: czcams.com/video/rXGm9kvgslc/video.html
American Enterprise Insitute only uploads this due to their political expediency. In other words, the enemy of my enemy is my friend--if only because they agree on a SINGLE issue, in this case, modern feminism, even though they may oppose (and do) everything else Paglia and Hoff Summers say/write or believe in.
Based Mom is love
I get chills when I hear the validity of Mrs. Sommers' words. College was no safe space for me as a male given our current Twitter feminist who control campuses
Jeez, sounds like Iraq would have been safer.
"Everything is about weakening students not strengthening them"
Camille when she shakes her head LOL these 2 are such bosses.
Refreshing to see intellectuals speak on this. Tired of the in your face youtuber crowd
Finally the adults are here! ;) I absolutely love hearing these two together.
This is why I love Classical Ed. And I am so happy that tiny charter schools are popping up and broadening the scope of what is taught and the perspective of history and art and literature, culture and religion.
This is what I thought feminism was supposed to be. This is refreshing to watch again.
Feminism in 2023 is so warped that I couldn’t even tell you what it means at this point
@@brianmeen2158 I think a movement was necessary to get some basic rights for women, even though some people think this would have happened automatically. I think that's a bit naïve. Anyway, today's feminism is doing a lot of damage to relationships between men and women, and you can lose your career just for criticizing current feminism.
@@brianmeen2158 It had good causes but they did it completely wrong.
The more protection someone needs, the more power the protector has. The more under threat a person feels, the more power and influence the defender has over them. Young women today are victims because they have been convinced that they are victims and need protection. They are made feel constantly under threat and look to feminism for the protection they think they need.
They don't realise that the reason that they feel threatened is because of the very people they look to for protection. It is vital for feminism that young women feel threatened and victimised at all times. That is what gives feminism it's power. When a woman can stand up for herself and stand on her own two feet, she no longer needs feminism.
I agree. It scares women into feeling frightened, which feeds the internal flame of selfishness and irrationality.
This is the main reason why I don't like modern feminism. It is toxic. (LOL)
Please make this a weekly thing.
God bless these two.
Well! Paglia can often be a right royal bitch.
I'm so happy to see there are still level-headed logical intelligent people discussing important topics, instead of the types that just speak in biased soundbites. Thumbs Up!
If only they could bring Mrs. Erin Pizzey I would see the only three feminists I respect in one video.
2/3? Not bad...
It's the equivalent of religious zealots hiding behind their religion with bigoted hatred. This is a great video
Please post this as a single vid when you are through Christina so it can be shared in toto
I actually love these women.
Incredible this is 5 years old and its so reduced in views. Well, not that incredible.
Plenty of people dont want to hear this, but most have been blinded to find information like this.
If this doesnt get take down eventually, the views will came, late Im afraid.
AEI is so wondrous I cannot fathom how to explain it in words.
LOL American Enterprise Insitute only uploads this due to their political expediency. In other words, the enemy of my enemy is my friend--if only because they agree on a SINGLE issue, in this case, feminism, even though they oppose everything else Paglia and Hoff Summers say/write. AEI are reich wingers committed to WASP hegemony.
Based mom is, once again, truly worthy of her title. I'm actually kinda sad I goto a conservative university... I'll never be able to see one of her presentations ;-;
I have some trouble with emotional regulation. I see it as a flaw in my character, and I try to keep it to myself.
Seems things moved to natural equilibrium. Thanks
Absolutely refreshing
When Dr. Paglia shakes her head, I shake my head as well. Safe spaces and puppy videos for adults who are too afraid to hear that they could be wrong or that other people in the world do not think like them. It's crap like that which makes me believe that there should be some sort of requirement to be able to vote. Something more than "Oh you're at least 18 and you haven't been convicted of a felony? Here you go!" Take a test or do some civic volunteer work or something.
beautiful, i hate women being changed into cry-bullies, i just try to be friends but anything could be used to end me
Transgender people on campuses have become kind of whiny too.
This is what the universities are frightened about? Coloring books and puppy videos, very sad state of affairs with a nearly complete lack of agency. Pleasing to hear a respectful conversation on this topic without those speaking being shouted down.
These two are so amazing. please keep strong ideas and civil debate going!
Did Based Mom just say "crybullies?"
People love being the perpetual victim.
so umm, it's not i don't like you guys, but i've heard of this story so many times, the crayon, the playdoh, the triggered dog.... Would you share your thoughts on some issues that intersectional feminism discovered (for example black women face different discrimination than white women), and where would you draw the line?
Hello. I know i'm nine months late but I thought I'd share my thoughts regardless. While I agree with the concept behind intersectionality I dislike seeing it used to legislate because you end up having different standards for different people. I go by the policy that social structures need a rigid foundation to provide order and be flexible to adapt to unforeseen circumstances. For example judges are instructed when interpreting laws to consider the spirit in which the law was passed, as a simple adherence to wording can in rare cases hinder or detract from what the law was meant to do. Humans are the flexible part, and despite their fallibility there is nothing more adaptable. Plus if a human does get it wrong it much easier to hold that individual responsible than attempt to wage war with bureaucracy and get laws changes. *Although admittedly sometimes the latter is necessary*
As for where I draw the line. Depends on whether I think a certain institution works better socialist or capitalist. Public education for example is a socialist policy. Yet schools can get radically different amount of funding from the government. then you have private schools. Then you have alumni which donate back to their schools which can be problematic when race quota's siphon the best and brightest out of poor neighborhoods. the individual gets the tools they need to succeed but the neighborhood stays disenfranchised. Furthermore even if he was left in his own neighborhood he or she may not have been able to succeed. There's no way to tell for sure. That why I'd like to see more equality in schools grade 12 and below, not in the form of safe spaces or racial/gender quotas but rather in the form of closer parity in the programs and facilities offered by schools.
American Enterprise Insitute only uploads this due to their political expediency. In other words, the enemy of my enemy is my friend--if only because they agree on a SINGLE issue, in this case, feminism, even though they oppose everything else Paglia and Hoff Summers say/write.
CRYBULLIES! That hit the nail on the head. We thought feminists could take care of themselves. Ms Paglia is right.
4 comments? Did this JUST go up?
Wow, early seating.
It is any wonder why budgets for education continually get slashed. No one wants to pay for someone else's "safe space". Let's bring back education where people actually learn skills they can actually use to lead productive lives, not turn into an extended Kindergarten.
i love my moms
I'm sure Camille Paglia is a very smart woman, but that verbal tic she has of saying "okay" every 6th word is makin' me crazy.
Wow(/s), if only this was a part of gender studies.
is infantilization inherently gynocentric?
cut
I love you.
In my opinion this weakening is happening because any movement does what benefit movement itself, not people who represents.
If I would have stomach of crime scene cleaner I wouldn't need those safe spaces and trigger warnings.
Updated hippies, only they love the establishment, for which they're being recruited as priest/priestesses, lol. OH, lol.
This is impossible to watch. It's not indexed properly, and therefore does not cue up in order. Huge waste of the talent and intellect of these distinguished guests.
Besides which, I have heard these same responses a hundred times from these women. Is there anything new on this front?
Collages are teaching kids how to not b quilified to get a job and charge them 40,000 hahahahaha
I like Camille, but she used to be an Obama birther. I can't forget that.
Two baby boomers, not poor, not black, not drag, not gay, not transexual, making fun of modern feminists for their own decisions about what a safe space is, and saying that a tall, black, 20 something year old black drag queen is able to defend himself in the streets and modern bourgeoisie women cannot do that....what the heck are you talking about ladies 😂😂😂
Camille Paglia identifies herself as transgender and she comes from a poor italian family (her grandparents and mother were inmigrants)
Camile paglia has described her sexuality as lesbian
I disagree with their definitions of so-called modern intersectionality, but I'm still glad that 'at least' they know the origins of intersectionality, unlike most of the anti-SJWs.
I was expecting an intellectual conversation, and all I got was whiny anecdotes with no substance.
Lmao, you're a fucking moron.