Kajsa Ekis Ekman deftly captures the maelstrom of nonsense that comprises the transgenderist mindwarp in her new book, On the Meaning of Sex: Thoughts about the New Definition of Woman. Read more on our Members Blog, WoLF Tracks.

Lindsey, a WoLF volunteer, reviews Go Figure! by Lisa Falco.

In this blog series, Imprisoned: Women Behind Bars, we'll explore the challenges confronting incarcerated women in the United States — read more by Julia Hing on WoLF Tracks, a members and volunteer blog by the Women’s Liberation Front.

Louise Perry begins her new book, The Case Against the Sexual Revolution, with a juxtaposition of the iconic lives of Marilyn Monroe and Hugh Hefner. Perry argues that their lives are an apt analogy for the Sexual Revolution and the many ways it has harmed women.

Over the course of this series, I will introduce and humanize the women prostituted here, share my cultural analysis and these women’s insights and experiences -- they wanted readers to hear them -- to spread awareness of the lived consequences of commercial sexual exploitation in one of the most privileged countries in the world.

In this blog series, Imprisoned: Women Behind Bars, we'll explore the challenges confronting incarcerated women in the United States — read more by Julia Hing on WoLF Tracks, a members and volunteer blog by the Women’s Liberation Front.

As it turns out, despite the above similarities, the two books have very different spins on the topic of gender ideology. In this article, I’ll give you a rundown of each book and help you decide if one or the other, or maybe both should be on your reading list.

“A review on sexual violence in sports revealed that many female athletes experienced severe forms of sexual abuse when they were children and teenagers.”

“I mean how could I claim with a straight face that believing in a pancake earth or in shape sifting lizards is any more ludicrous than insisting that men can get pregnant or that one individual could be male in the AM, female in the PM, and neuter at night.“

“The medical experiment he ran on me traumatized me to such a degree that a part of my brain will forever be stuck at 16, similar to how puberty blockers prevent teenagers from fully progressing through a successful maturation process. One of the scariest realizations to look back at is that the world considers an eighteen-year-old fully able to consent to having sex with adults of any age. However, if the brain is paused from continued development at a younger age, it doesn’t matter how your body continues to develop and how time continues to pass—you’re still mentally a child.”

“The cult-like devotion, the secrecy, the mind control, the magical "transition" into a new person that requires the complete destruction of the original person…”

“It is strange and somewhat sad that radical feminism has to spend so much time fighting what is a rear-guard action: literally fighting for the definition of woman as an adult human female.“

“What mad world have we entered? Back when I was over forty, I had to jump through a dozen hoops before I was allowed to remove my possibly cancerous time bombs. But today, the gatekeepers have disappeared.”

“And if a man with a bright future, could try to kill the woman he claimed he loved, what's to stop a violent male inmate from killing his female cellmate?”

“We cannot wish our sex away. We cannot poison, cut, or paint it away.”

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“When men tell women to look and perform like pornstars, it is the pornographer’s gaze permeating into everyday life, the porn set extending into our bedrooms.”

Artwork in solidarity with Rachel Damiano & Katie Medart

“Words are literal violence!” - Artwork