Chronicling the ongoing intersectional struggle to liberate women — progressively defined to include the legacy kind and the transgenders — from The Patriarchy™, one microaggression at a time.
Doctor’s office rape at epidemic levels, claims feminist podcast host
In what I promise is the last clip out of dozens of unhinged claims backed up by absolutely nothing about “rape culture” in the context of the latest fashionable rape hoax concerning Jane Doe (real name Lucy Craig) of the Cornell 7, Call Her Daddy podcast host Alex Cooper claimed that women in America are subject to rape virtually everywhere, in both public and private, including the gym, parks, at home, and even in doctor’s offices:
“Where are places that you could get raped? You can’t go home, you can’t go to the gym, you can’t go to your job, you can’t go to the doctor’s office, you can’t go to the park. We can’t go anywhere!” The fear mongering is absurd and so detrimental to our society and to the psyche of young men and women. These people act like women are just being hauled out into the street and raped daily in 2026 America.
— Natalie Jean Beisner (@NJBeisner) October 12, 2026
Related: VIDEO: Rosie O’Donnell Convenes Epstein ‘Survivors’ for Feminist Singalong
#MeToo founder weighs in
#MeToo founder Tarana Burke, sporting an aggressive side-afro and a face only a mother could love, eager for the limelight after years in the wilderness following the petering out of the first iteration of the Cultural Revolution she helped kickstart, shares her profound wisdom:
We're at a moment where if we do not, if we do not fight for something and get something that feels like accountability and justice*, we’re going to solidify the idea that it's not possible, and folks are just not gonna stand for that…
Sexual and gender-based violence is a solvable issue. This groundswell of people saying, ‘I am Jane Doe,’ meaning that ‘I'm gonna stand with you… we're gonna say you have what you need to come forward to seek justice.… We're gonna hold the community that you live in accountable,’ right?
(This case is alleged and ongoing) “Sexual and gender based violence is a solvable issue.” MeToo founder Tarana Burke explains why the support for Jane Doe in the Cornell 7 case matters, and why standing with survivors must translate into real accountability. The case centers on a Cornell student identified as Jane Doe, who alleges she was raped by seven members of the Chi Phi fraternity in 2024. After the Tompkins County District Attorney’s Office initially declined to prosecute, the investigation was reopened, with New York Attorney General Letitia James appointed as special prosecutor. Read the full essay here: https://t.co/sXTp67Hqrp
— TIME (@TIME) October 13, 2026
Related: 12-Foot Statue of Obese Black Woman Appears in Times Square
*Note the ultra-feminist qualifier here: “Something that feels like accountability and justice.”
Not actual justice — something that feels like it.
Michael Tracey ambushed at Cornell 7 protest
“Accountability” for fake rape victims apparently includes assaulting journalists at protests – because Democracy™, and because feminism.
Journalist Michael Tracey, who has been at the forefront of covering the Cornell 7 rape hoax, walked right into the serpents’ lair at a recent protest in Ithaca with a truly deranged mob of feminist lunatics and their male white knight enablers hopped up on the sorts of relentless propaganda I have so arduously and diligently documented here for you fine people with the #IAmJaneDoe series.
The cops with their pink badges do nothing to prevent the mob from literally assaulting Tracey at various points.
In fact, the lesbian-looking one appears to revel in the intimidation and violence leveled against him.
Angry mob confronts me in Ithaca, drives me out of "Jane Doe" rally https://t.co/Cv1ioOeQuc
— Michael Tracey (@mtracey) October 14, 2026
Related: #Resistance Liberals Tattoo Themselves Blue to Oppose Fascism, Spot ‘Safe People’
