

#11 — Douglas Murray | Gender and Activism
Nov 25, 2019
Douglas Murray, a British conservative author and associate editor of The Spectator, dives into the contentious worlds of gender and activism. He discusses the fear of backlash in addressing sensitive topics and critiques the motivations behind modern protests. The conversation touches on the intricate dynamics of reparations, contrasting genuine advocacy with self-interest. Murray candidly examines the tensions within LGBTQ+ activism and the complexities of gender identity, urging respectful discourse amidst evolving social narratives.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Navigating Controversial Discourse
03:11 • 17min
Protests: Sincerity vs. Self-Interest
19:51 • 10min
The Dignity of Protest: Lessons from Civil Rights
29:34 • 2min
Retribution and Overcorrection
31:31 • 4min
Navigating the Complexity of Reparations
35:19 • 12min
The Complexities of Gender Activism
47:40 • 6min
Navigating Gender and Identity
53:33 • 21min
Flawed Ideologies in Times of Crisis
01:15:02 • 4min
Navigating Complex Conversations on Feminism and Activism
01:19:12 • 4min