Women's Tears Win in the Marketplace of Ideas
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How belief in the blank slate plus residual gender double standards create "cancel culture," and the difficulties of fighting back
Essays Women's Tears Win in the Marketplace of Ideas How belief in the blank slate plus residual gender double standards create "cancel culture," and the difficulties of fighting back Richard Hanania Feb 07, 2022 484 232 36 Share Having mentioned the concept a few times, many have been encouraging me to write a Substack on the feminization of political life and its connection to free speech issues. Noah Carl beat me to it , and the idea has also been picked up by no less an authority than Tom Edsall at the New York Times . I’ve already written about the overrepresentation of women in HR. We ca
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