Pendulum Effect Intro

Pendulum Effect · 8th-January-2009

Through www.true-equality.net we found your site. We want everyone to know of our new blog on men's rights at http://www.equalismactivism.com and its new podcast "The Pendulum Effect". A new podcast will be online every second Friday, starting January 2, 2009, and bringing you "From Bias to Balance....Podcasting on Gender from a New Perspective". Please join us for some thoughtful discussions.

**Marx** · 8th-January-2009

Welcome abord, grab a seat!

**Incognito** · 8th-January-2009

**Celtic Druid** · 11th-January-2009

Howdy.

The podcast sounds like it'll be worth a visit.

**Percy** · 11th-January-2009

The Pendulum Effect pilot episode is now available! We managed somehow to actually meet the New Year deadline we set for ourselves! Thank you to all those involved in this new project.

From Feminism to Equalism; an interview with Katie Kish

Katie Kish is a longtime campus activist for science and secularism and hosts Renegade Radio, a nationally syndicated program dedicated to exploring controversial issues in religion, culture and society from an atheist’s point of view. Katie is the assistant director and field organizer for the Centre for Inquiry Ontario. She is completing her studies at York University in Toronto in Environmental Studies and Music.

Katie’s views on gender and religion make her a unique member of various important movements and has granted her insights which she has shared on multiple blogs include Eco-chick, Liberal Debutante, The Edger and EqualismActivism.

On the inaugural episode of The Pendulum Effect Katie shares her experiences transitioning from traditional feminism to a more balanced equalism. She explains how she went from being the Coordinator of the Women’s Collective at the University of Victoria Radio Station and a regular blogger on women’s rights to blogging on everything from religion and the environment to health and local politics, with an eye to providing a new and oftentimes opposing point of view. Katie also explains what she hopes to accomplish with her new blog EqualismActivism.com and why she feels it’s so important to rock the boat on issues of gender and diversity.

Hmmmmmm.

Since when did 'having views' grant insights? Is it even possible?

Not a philosophy question and the answer is 'No'.

Sounds like we have a Feminist who is as confused as ever, as certain as ever, and trying to water-ski behind several boats at once.

**shaazam** · 11th-January-2009

""On the inaugural episode of The Pendulum Effect Katie shares her experiences transitioning from traditional feminism to a more balanced equalism.""

is equalism like semi feminitism

I see them coming

i rely on hard experience with feminits and their subspecies
in the first available opportunity they will stick it between the 6th and seventh rib

is there such an animal as a born again White Pointer

**Feckless** · 11th-January-2009

semi-feminism again? I bet the semi-lesbians will love it.

(Yes I tried to be funny...)

**Percy** · 11th-January-2009

born again White Pointer

Nice one Shazza.

I think that the average woman in the street feminist (little 'f') can be helped to see the light. She may come up out of the pit to the level of the woman of yesterday. But if anything that feminism has illuminated it is that yesterday's woman was a conniving fraudster. Men worked their arses off for them and were rewarded by these women becoming feminists.

They were rarely Good women. One's who did their damnest to be honest and loyal and take life's hard knocks WITH her husband and not against him. "You and me against the world" was for most women "Me and the world against you".

I doubt that Ms Kish has become 'nice'. She is still following in the Marxist line practicing her AgitProp.

Maybe I am wrong, but I await her proof.

She is going to have to work hard, frankly, to overcome her Women's Collective' history. She wasn't the friggin' tea lady there.