Category Archives: Gender Politics Analysis

Masculine and Feminine Pride versus Patriarchy

Posted on December 30, 2021 by Jesse Powell TFA

On November 1, 2021 Scott Yenor gave an impressive speech at the National Conservatism Conference, the same venue Josh Hawley spoke at the prior day (October 31, 2021), titled “The Family Form That Nations Need.” This speech was better than … Continue reading →

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Masculine Pride versus Patriarchy

Posted on November 29, 2021 by Jesse Powell TFA

Josh Hawley delivered a keynote address to the National Conservatism Conference on October 31, 2021 with the title “The Future of the American Man.”  Josh Hawley was elected Senator from Missouri in the November 2018 election beating the incumbent Democrat … Continue reading →

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Eighth Year Anniversary for Secular Patriarchy!

Posted on July 9, 2021 by Jesse Powell TFA

Today is the 8 year anniversary of this website here, Secular Patriarchy. The biggest news I would say in this neck of the woods, in the part of the manosphere that I am closest to, is that Anthony Dream Johnson … Continue reading →

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Seventh Year Anniversary for Secular Patriarchy!

Posted on July 9, 2020 by Jesse Powell TFA

It has now been 7 years since I launched this website here Secular Patriarchy. In terms of views, this website has gotten 235,000 views in its history; 34,000 the first year, 46,000 the second year, 38,000 the third year, 33,000 … Continue reading →

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Make Women Great Again!

Posted on January 26, 2020 by Jesse Powell TFA

I want to take some time to reflect. Did I ever think in my life that I would hear another man say, in public, that he was going to “make women great again” and that he wanted to “make women … Continue reading →

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The 2010s was the Beginning of the End of Feminism

Posted on December 29, 2019 by Jesse Powell TFA

The past decade has been quite interesting regarding the culture war; culture war stuff of one variety or another seems to be going on all the time. I think that is the most notable thing about the past decade, that … Continue reading →

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Roosh V and the Failure of Neomasculinity

Posted on November 26, 2019 by Jesse Powell TFA

Roosh V started blogging at DC Bachelor on March 3, 2005; moving to his current blogging domain Roosh V on November 6, 2006. Apparently on July 10, 2007 Roosh self-published his book “Bang” selling 66 copies in the first 5 … Continue reading →

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Anthony Dream Johnson Promoting Fatherhood, Family, Marriage, and a New Western Patriarchy

Posted on September 26, 2019 by Jesse Powell TFA

On September 23, 2019 Anthony Dream Johnson tweeted out the following sentence in the context of promoting his upcoming 21 Convention event in Orlando, Florida to be held October 24th to October 27th, 2019: “We’ve even done the unthinkable this … Continue reading →

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Sixth Year Anniversary for Secular Patriarchy!

Posted on July 9, 2019 by Jesse Powell TFA

It has now been 6 years since I launched this website here Secular Patriarchy. This website has gotten 211,000 views in its history (34,000 the first year, 46,000 the second year, 38,000 the third year, 33,000 the fourth year, 33,000 … Continue reading →

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Rollo Tomassi versus Anthony Dream Johnson

Posted on June 28, 2019 by Jesse Powell TFA

Some interesting news hit the manosphere when Rollo Tomassi put up his post “21 Convention Dates Cancellation” on June 2, 2019. Rollo starts out the post saying: “I’ve got some bad news. Due to some unfortunate misunderstandings and internal conflict … Continue reading →

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