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Lisa Selin Davis: Marxist Feminists Can't Build Cabins

KEY MOMENTS

0:00 – Intro: author and journalist Lisa Selin Davis
4:00 – Body hair, feminism, and a wider range of normal
8:07 – Asexuals and an asexual romcom
11:03 – Survey: asexual students least likely to back violence
14:46 – Ozempic and a food-loving friend
18:00 – Neil deGrasse Tyson and the Bohemian Grove question
21:42 – Why liberals went along with gender ideology
25:41 – Compelled speech and theory of mind
29:43 – What's innate and what's cultural
33:32 – Words as magic spells in academia
36:11 – Experimental feminist video and Blue's Clues
38:45 – The case for vocational education
42:08 – Urban planning, Plan A, and learning to write
45:29 – Lisa's next book on the youth gender culture war
51:23 – Taliesin West and a whole-person education
55:15 – Raising a gender nonconforming daughter
58:05 – A diversity book club struggle session
1:02:23 – Race to Dinner and shaming white women
1:06:17 – Men's body standards and corporate Pride
1:09:30 – Social media lets us shame each other
1:12:01 – Old posts, old jokes, and growing up
1:15:21 – Shane Gillis, Hacks, and offense-taking in comedy
1:19:39 – Can you market to heterodox people?
1:23:36 – Lisa's book Housewife and wrap-up

ABOUT THIS EPISODE

Author and journalist Lisa Selin Davis joins Lou to talk about feminism and body hair, what the asexuals are up to, why liberals went along with gender ideology, and raising a gender nonconforming daughter.

We also get into what you put in an asexual glory hole, an asexual romcom, Neil deGrasse Tyson and the Bohemian Grove question, compelled speech, what "experimental feminist video" is (and Blue's Clues), the case for vocational education, why Marxist feminists can't build cabins, Taliesin West, a diversity book club struggle session, Race to Dinner, Shane Gillis and Hacks, and her book Housewife.

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