Oz Conservative

In my last post I looked at the beliefs of Peter Drew, an Australian left-wing artist, particularly on the topic of identity. Drew thinks o...

Stefan Molyneux, who I generally respect as an independent minded thinker, posted the following comment on social media: It's as radica...

James Schall once wisely observed that , The initial choice that each of us has to make in life is whether we think the world and ourselves ...

Concerned by feminist theories of gender war, the Catholic Church released a letter in July promoting the idea of "active collaboratio...

I learnt a rather curious fact by watching, of all things, an episode of the TV comedy show MASH. The episode, The Red/White Blues, first sc...

I wrote this article for the Autumn 2007 edition of The Independent Australian. It draws on a number of pieces written earlier for Oz Conser...

The operator of a popular feminist website notes that: we end up arguing ... whether children, the only life form lower than we, are human....

The Swedes are engaged in a radical project. They are attempting to remake their society to fit an ideal of gender equality. The seriousness...

How do rank and file liberals explain their beliefs? Last month I wrote two articles which eventually drew out some serious comments by L...

From Sweden we get the following news : The Swedish Consumers Association has reacted angrily to one of the ice pops in GB's new line. ...

These are the thoughts of Robert Jensen, an American professor of journalism, on masculinity: Masculinity is a bad idea, for everyone, and i...

It's International White Ribbon Day today. We men are supposed to wear a white ribbon to show our opposition to domestic violence. But t...

Whiteness studies is worth a part two. By drawing out the theory a little more, you get a better sense of what is really involved in this fi...