Weekly Roundup
Sep 2 – 8, 2024
PODCASTS AND PRESENTATIONS
Restoring the Presumption of Innocence Conference (7 hours)
Mothers for Sons and Australians for Science and Freedom, 2024
Description: The time is right. Equality before the law no longer exists in Australia. The presumption of innocence has been tossed aside – totally discarded by our biased media and undermined by legislative tampering with basic principles of justice. For decades our justice system has been tilted to favour “victims”, with the result that men and women are treated very differently – by police, the Family Court, judges and juries in the criminal law system. But gradually the rot in the system is being exposed. Right now, 400 current sexual assault cases are being audited by NSW public prosecutors to determine whether, as six judges have claimed, such cases are being pushed through to trial with insufficient evidence. We are seizing the moment, and bringing together real experts to expose what is going on here. And to talk about what’s needed to achieve a fair system. Our conference supports all victims of violence and sexual assault and that requires telling the truth about these complex issues. All victims, whether male or female, deserve policies based on up-to-date accurate data and truthful analysis. Flawed analysis can only lead to flawed policy which contributes to the ongoing crisis in our justice system and the current misleading public narrative on these issues. Most importantly, the current high rates of false allegations are making it difficult for genuine victims to be heard. These victims deserve a better system.
ARTICLES AND ESSAYS
Awkward detail is exposed in female-only spaces in Perth car park: 'This is ridiculous'
Daily Mail, 2024 (also covered by Perth Now)
Is it ok to say ‘kill all men’, but extremism to say ‘kill all women’?
The Centre for Male Psychology, 2024
What is ‘positive masculinity’?
The Centre for Male Psychology, 2024
Exploring the Science of Sex Differences: 15 Fascinating Findings
The Nature-Nurture-Nietzsche Newsletter, 2024
Brazil Supreme Court upholds judge’s decision to block Elon Musk’s X across country
New York Post, 2024
Navy leader demoted after she conspired with chiefs to run illegal Wi-Fi network on warship
Fox News, 2024
RUBBISH BIN
It’s 'not all men'. But it's always a man
Ministers for the Department of Social Services, 2024
Science should save all, not just some
Science, 2024
Medical Schools Are Updating Their Curricula as Climate Change Becomes Impossible to Ignore
JAMA, 2024
Medical Humanities, 2023
Abstract: The physician burnout discourse emphasises organisational challenges and personal well-being as primary points of intervention. However, these foci have minimally impacted this worsening public health crisis by failing to address the primary sources of harm: oppression. Organised medicine’s whiteness, developed and sustained since the nineteenth century, has moulded training and clinical practice, favouring those who embody its oppressive ideals while punishing those who do not. Here, we reframe physician burnout as the trauma resulting from the forced assimilation into whiteness and the white supremacy culture embedded in medical training’s hidden curriculum. We argue that ‘ungaslighting’ the physician burnout discourse requires exposing the history giving rise to medicine’s whiteness and related white supremacy culture, rejecting discourses obscuring their harm, and using bold and radical frameworks to reimagine and transform medical training and practice into a reflective, healing process.
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