Quote: (02-09-2014 06:40 PM)Days of Broken Arrows Wrote:
Quote: (02-09-2014 06:20 PM)LeBeau Wrote:
Also, would anyone be interested in a thread or way to track all these female writers and male feminist writers/bloggers as an easy resource to blacklist or check when controversy comes about?
It'd be good to know which names to avoid reading right from the get go, or which ones are suspect if they try to contact other members.
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This is a great idea. I was just thinking of it the other night when a Woody Allen movie came on about blacklisted writers in the '50s ("The Front").
The problem is if you call it a blacklist you make them martyrs and they end up with more work -- and possibly even book deals. A good approach might be to do something similar to what A Voice for Men does, where they identify women with anti-male stances as bigots.
To do this effectively, you'd need to use the media own buzzwords against them. It's just a matter of finding the right buzzwords. For example, calling a woman a "man-hater" repeatedly could possibly have ramifications on her dating life if guys Google her.
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