Thursday, September 21, 2023
Education Or Indoctrination? Universities welcome students back with ‘Queering Menstruation,’ ‘Anal 101’ events
As college students return to their schooling this month, several universities are offering a variety of programs that delve into fringe topics, such as an event titled “Queering Menstruation” and another called “Anal 101.”
“Queering Menstruation” will be held Sept. 19 at Colgate University as part of the programming offered by the Center for Women’s Studies Brown Bag Series.
“Menstruation can be exceptionally difficult for nonbinary and trans-masculine individuals because it’s a biological process that is often times associated with womanhood,” the website states. “…Queering mestruation [sic] can hopefully aid the building of more positive relationships between periods and trans and/or nonbinary people.”
At the University of Louisville, an “Anal Sex 101” workshop was hosted last week to help the campus community discern “fact versus fiction,” according to a campus newsletter, which added “join the discussion about the anal sex culture and learn the truth about safe and pleasurable anal sex.”
The College Fix also obtained a copy of the event’s flier, which boasted the workshop would answer questions such as “What are poppers” and “Is douching safe?”
Later this month, Wright State University students are hosting Sex Week, which will include an “Art Sexpo,” “Condom Race,” and “Sex Deity” events.
On Sept. 29, Tulane University will host a “Pillow Talk” event with Ina Kaur, a visiting professor in ceramics with a scholarly focus on “concealed, veiled, and obscured Gender and Ecological issues that continue to permeate...
At the University of Louisville, an “Anal Sex 101” workshop was hosted last week to help the campus community discern “fact versus fiction,” according to a campus newsletter, which added “join the discussion about the anal sex culture and learn the truth about safe and pleasurable anal sex.”
The College Fix also obtained a copy of the event’s flier, which boasted the workshop would answer questions such as “What are poppers” and “Is douching safe?”
Later this month, Wright State University students are hosting Sex Week, which will include an “Art Sexpo,” “Condom Race,” and “Sex Deity” events.
On Sept. 29, Tulane University will host a “Pillow Talk” event with Ina Kaur, a visiting professor in ceramics with a scholarly focus on “concealed, veiled, and obscured Gender and Ecological issues that continue to permeate...
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Wednesday, September 20, 2023
Ray Epps Charged with a Misdemeanor over Capitol Riot
WASHINGTON (AP) — Ray Epps, an Arizona man who became the center of a conspiracy theory about Jan. 6, 2021, has been charged with a misdemeanor offense in connection with the U.S. Capitol riot, according to court papers filed Tuesday.
Epps, a former Marine who claimed in a lawsuit filed this year that Fox News Channel made him a scapegoat for the Capitol riot, is charged with a count of disorderly or disruptive conduct on restricted grounds, court records show.
Messages seeking comment from an attorney representing Epps in his lawsuit against Fox were not immediately returned Tuesday. There was no attorney listed in the court docket in the criminal case filed in Washington’s federal court.
Epps was falsely accused by Fox of being a government agent who was whipping up trouble that would be blamed on Trump supporters, his lawsuit claims.
Although the lawsuit mentions Fox’s Laura Ingraham and Will Cain, former Fox host Tucker Carlson is cited as the leader in promoting the theory. Epps was featured in more than two dozen segments on Carlson’s prime-time show, the lawsuit said. Messages seeking comment were sent Tuesday to Fox News and a lawyer for Carlson.
Epps’ lawsuit against Fox says the Justice Department told him in May that he faces criminal charges for his actions on Jan. 6 and blames that on “the relentless attacks by...
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