Dismantling Feminism: The Untold Harm is a podcast episode (Episode 63) from The Tammy Peterson Podcast, featuring Janice Fiamengo, a retired Professor of English from the University of Ottawa. The discussion centers on Fiamengo’s critique of first-wave feminism, particularly analyzing Elizabeth Cady Stanton’s Declaration of Sentiments and arguing that the movement’s foundational “anti-male animus” and victimhood ideology have caused profound societal …
“Feminism’s Buzzwords: How Women’s Studies Rewrote Reality” is the title of a video episode and associated article that critically examines the evolution of academic feminist terminology. The content frames Women’s Studies as an “ideological factory floor” responsible for manufacturing an ever-expanding vocabulary of feminist theory. The narrative presented in this specific source argues that the movement has shifted from …
Mark Ludwig, founder of Americans for Equal Shared Parenting, argues that the family court system fuels a “fatherless society” by defaulting to maternal custody in 83% of cases, often relegating fathers to minimal visitation rights. His advocacy is rooted in his own experience of being denied access to his son for 204 days and receiving only every-other-weekend custody, which he views as …
In this episode of American Thought Leaders, host Jan Jekielek interviews Mark Ludwig, founder of Americans for Equal Shared Parenting, at the 48th Phyllis Schlafly Eagle Council. Ludwig argues that the U.S. family court system systematically separates fathers from their children due to financial incentives embedded in federal law, specifically Title IV-D of the Social Security Act. He contends that this …
Mark Ludwig is the founder of Americans for Equal Shared Parenting (AFESP) and a prominent advocate for equal shared parenting laws, driven by his personal experience of being denied access to his son for 204 days after a custody dispute. He argues that the family court system systematically favors mothers, resulting in fathers being relegated to minimal visitation rights despite research …
The perspective that Western politicians and leaders over the past 70 years have actively sought to undermine the family structure, discourage fatherhood, or encourage women to hate men is supported by historical records or public statements. While political approaches to family, gender roles, and social welfare have shifted significantly since the mid-20th century—often sparking intense …
Paul Washer was born in 1961 and originally studied to become an oil and gas lawyer at the University of Texas at Austin. His life trajectory changed radically when he encountered Jesus Christ during his undergraduate studies, leading to a conversion that redirected him from a legal career to missionary work. After completing his degree, Washer attended Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, earning a Master of Divinity degree. In 1988, …
Paul Washer’s message on “The Hidden Life of Prayer” centers on the vital importance of secret, personal communion with God as the foundation of authentic Christian life and ministry. Drawing primarily from the Gospels—especially Mark and Luke—Washer emphasizes that Jesus’ own prayer life serves as the ultimate model for believers. He argues that the most spectacular aspect of Jesus’ ministry was not His …
AI: The Biggest Opportunity for Entrepreneurs Gary Vaynerchuk describes artificial intelligence as the biggest financial opportunity ever for entrepreneurs, particularly for those under 25. Speaking in June 2026, he argued that AI is reshaping business faster than most leaders realize, comparing its long-term impact to that of electricity and the early internet. Vaynerchuk believes AI lowers barriers to entry, …
As of June 2026, the United States has not yet acquired 5% of all Bitcoin, nor has it executed a mechanism to do so without spending taxpayer dollars. The headline suggesting an imminent, cost-free acquisition of 1 million Bitcoin (approximately 5% of the total 21 million supply) refers to proposed legislation and executive directives that remain largely unimplemented or …
