Netflix’s ‘Adolescence’ and the war on white men



Netflix is up to its old feminist tricks with the new show “Adolescence” — a miniseries that initially appears to be a crime thriller but ultimately unfolds into blatant propaganda that paints white men in a negative light.

The story centers around a young white boy accused of murdering one of his female classmates, who cyberbullied the young boy and called him an “incel.” The term, meaning “involuntary celibate,” orbits around the online “manosphere” and red-pill movements.

“I don’t like the demonization of any group based on skin color, and I don’t like the denial that the demonization of white men and white people and particularly white evangelicals is going on globally, and we can see it right here in this miniseries that Netflix has put on,” Jason Whitlock of “Fearless” comments.


While the entire series is clear in its anti-man message, episode two is where Whitlock says, “They play a big card.”

That is, it brings Andrew Tate into the show by name.

“You’ve got this murder of a young teenage girl by a 13-year-old boy, and the next thing you know, halfway through episode two, they’re basically saying, ‘Well, you know what the motive is? He was radicalized by Andrew Tate,’” Whitlock explains, noting that this is where the show quotes the online red-pill accounts that say 80% of women are attracted to only 20% of men.

While Whitlock abhors much of what Tate has done or said in the past, he’s not on board with a “four-part series that basically says Andrew Tate is the driving force of this.”

“This all connects to the demonization of white men, ‘cause that’s what this miniseries is about, that the patriarchal ways of Western civilization have clearly outlived their usefulness, and that the solution to fixing angry young men is bowing, submitting to female leadership and more female involvement in everything,” Whitlock says.

“They’ve set up Andrew Tate as the scapegoat, as the distraction. The manosphere, the red-pill movement, all these angry men that reject feminism, they’re the problem,” he adds, noting that they’ll never go after the real problems plaguing society.

Which is why Whitlock is taking the conversation to one of the greatest conservative voices out there today on Friday, May 2.

“I just want to set the table for a conversation I’m going to have with Tucker Carlson,” Whitlock says. “Because it’s important. The demonization of white men that’s going on in global culture. Netflix, the U.K., everywhere. Everybody’s doing the Macarena on white men.”

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WATCH: Hidden camera catches Disney VP admitting the company refuses to hire white males + Elon Musk’s response



It’s no secret that Disney is on the ropes. Maybe if the company quit with the DEI hires and returned to making solid content sans woke propaganda, its glory days wouldn’t be banished to the past.

However, any hopes of repentance from Disney are all but dashed when you hear what Disney senior VP Michael Giordana was caught on camera admitting.

According to reports, James O’Keefe had unspecified agents contact Giordana through a dating website. Then on the faux dates, hidden cameras caught Giordana blatantly admitting that Disney avoids hiring white men.

Dave Rubin plays two clips.

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In the first clip, Giordana said, “Certainly, there have been times where, you know, there’s no way we’re hiring a white male for this,” referencing the company’s hiring practices.

“Just kind of unspoken?” the undercover journalist asked.

“There are times when it’s spoken,” he confirmed, adding that execs blatantly say to him, “There’s no way we’re hiring a white male for this role,” but “are very careful how they message that to agents.”

In the second video, Giordana admitted that the anti-white hiring practices are impacting even him.

“I think I’m sort of well prepared for it. I’m well positioned for it,” he told his “date,” referring to some kind of promotion. But “as far as Disney’s concerned, I’m a white male, and that’s not who they’re looking to promote at the moment.”

“I mean, I’ve been at the company for 11 years now, so I have friends in HR and I have friends in those divisions, and they’re like, ‘Look, nobody else is gonna tell you this, Mike, but they’re not considering any white males for this job. They’re just not,”’ he elaborated.

“You got a white male VP at Disney basically admitting they discriminate against white males, consigning himself to the fact that he probably is not going to move up any further,” says Dave, criticizing the way “racism and discrimination has been so ingrained into these systems.”

And he’s not alone in those feelings. Elon Musk, upon seeing the footage, tweeted:

“I suspect that Elon Musk over at Twitter and over at Starlink and over at SpaceX and Neuralink [doesn’t] hire people based on the color of their skin. When they're looking for engineers, they're like, ‘Are you going to be able to help us build the coolest, most awesome, functional rocket so that we can travel the stars? We don't care what your genitals are or what skin color you are,”’ says Dave.

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MSNBC host blames 'white and male' media for Kamala Harris' low approval: 'It becomes conventional wisdom'



MSNBC host Joy Reid is blaming white men for Vice President Kamala Harris' dismal approval ratings.

What did Reid say?

Speaking with the Root in an interview published this week, Reid claimed that Harris' negative public image is a result of white men who control the media narrative about her.

"Most of the media is still white and male. And their take on Kamala Harris becomes the take," Reid said. "It becomes conventional wisdom."

Reid, who hosts a prime-time show on MSNBC, described Harris as a "regular sister" who is not afforded many opportunities to display her personaility.

"She’s just a regular sister in the same way people would always say that Michelle Obama is like if your cousin became first lady. Kamala Harris is like if your cousin became VP of the United States," Reid told the Root. "I think she doesn’t get to show that personality often enough, and so people haven’t had a chance to get to know her."

What are Harris' ratings?

Like the job approval rating of President Joe Biden, Harris' approval rating is well under water.

As of June 14, only 41% of registered voters approved of Harris' performance, compared to 52% of registered voters who disapproved, according to the Los Angeles Times.

Like Reid, many of Harris' supporters attribute her poor approval to racism and sexism. After all, how can the first black female vice president be so widely disliked?

The real reason, however, behind Harris' poor ratings is her job performance, which has been underwhelming at best. Not only did Harris fail at her job of handling the border crisis, but her attempts to represent the interests of the U.S. on the world stage have gone over about as well as a lead balloon.

Meanwhile, more than a dozen staffers have departed Harris' office during her tenure as vice president. Her office, in fact, has been described as "not a healthy environment."

"People are thrown under the bus from the very top, there are short fuses and it’s an abusive environment," one source told Politico. "It’s not a healthy environment and people often feel mistreated. It’s not a place where people feel supported but a place where people feel treated like s***."

Embarrassingly, the Democratic National Committee this week slashed the price for a photo fundraiser with the vice president at the DNC’s Women’s Leadership Forum. According to Fox News, the DNC cut the price from $15,000 per photo with Harris to just $5,000 per photo because of low enthusiasm for the vice president.

Author James Patterson triggers backlash after saying white men experience racism: 'What's that all about?'



Author James Patterson triggered an avalanche of backlash after calling out "another form of racism" that is not politically correct.

What happened?

Speaking with British newspaper the Times in a recent interview, Patterson — one of the best-selling authors of all time — lamented that white men experience difficulties acquiring writing jobs.

"[It's] just another form of racism," Patterson declared. "What's that all about? Can you get a job? Yes. Is it harder? Yes. It's even harder for older writers. You don't meet many 52-year-old white males."

The comments were widely mocked. Many critics said the claim shows that Patterson is not connected to reality because the majority of authors and employees at publishing houses are white.

Others knocked Patterson for his widely known use of co-writers and ghostwriters, who help him churn out multiple books each year. And of course, Patterson was also accused of white privilege and racism.

  • "All I'll say about James Patterson is that his idea that cis white male authors are discriminated against/losing out, despite his continued success, is directly related to the replacement theory driving white supremacy, anti-trans laws, roe v wade, and everything else going on," author Alyssa Cole said.
  • "James Patterson has a net worth of over 700 million dollars meanwhile BIPOC in publishing are still struggling to pay their rent and working for well under a living wage but please tell me again how racism is hurting older white men in the industry," author Leah Johnson said.
  • "James Patterson of all people. First of all, write your own books, pal," author Roxane Gay said.
  • "James Patterson's words aren't just ignorant. They're dangerous. 'I'm worried that it is hard for white men' is White Supremacy 101. They spread fear-based lies to maintain their own power. Please fight this bullshit every chance you get, especially if you're a white man," another person said.
  • "I’ve purchased and read quite a few books, by the author *James Patterson*. The caucasity of this man to make such a statement. His white privilege is showing," another person said.

In 2020, the New York Times published data showing the vast majority of authors (89% in 2018, for example) are white. The study also showed the vast majority of editors who acquire and edit books are also white.

How did Patterson respond?

Patterson responded to the controversy on Tuesday by apologizing and rescinding his charge that white writers experience racism.

"I apologize for saying white male writers having trouble finding work is a form of racism," Patterson tweeted. "I absolutely do not believe that racism is practiced against white writers. Please know that I strongly support a diversity of voices being heard—in literature, in Hollywood, everywhere."

\u201cI apologize for saying white male writers having trouble finding work is a form of racism. I absolutely do not believe that racism is practiced against white writers. Please know that I strongly support a diversity of voices being heard\u2014in literature, in Hollywood, everywhere.\u201d
— James Patterson (@James Patterson) 1655222583

Joy Reid says Kyle Rittenhouse, Brett Kavanaugh are 'Karens' who've used their 'male, white tears' to defend themselves 'as soon as they get caught'



Leftist MSNBC host Joy Reid said Kyle Rittenhouse and Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh are "Karens" who've used their "male, white tears" to defend themselves "as soon as they get caught."

What are the details?

Reid said on a TikTok video Tuesday that she saw similarities between the Rittenhouse trial — during which the 18-year-old defendant became emotional and began to cry on the witness stand last week — and the 2018 Kavanaugh confirmation hearings in which Christine Blasey Ford accused the then-SCOTUS nominee of sexual assault which occyrred more than three decades prior.

Kavanaugh "cried his way through the hearings to make him a permanent member and associate justice of the United State Supreme Court," Reid declared on her video, adding that "his tears turned out to be more powerful" than the tears of Ford — "an alleged victim."

She continued:

But in America, there's a thing about both white vigilantism and white tears — particularly male, white tears. Really white tears in general, because that's what Karens are, right? They Karen out, and then as soon as they get caught [Reid makes sobbing noises] bring waterworks? White men can get away with that, too. And it has the same effect. Even as the right tries to politicize the idea that masculinity is being robbed from American men by multiculturalism and woke-ism, they still want to be able to have their tears.

Joy Reid compares #KyleRittennhouse to Brett Kavanaugh.\n\u201cIn America... there\u2019s a thing for white male tears... as soon as they get caught... they bring waterworks\u201dpic.twitter.com/NnkJvHfl4c

— Libs of Tik Tok (@libsoftiktok) 1637107658

Anything else?

Rittenhouse — who's testified that he fatally shot two men and wounded a third in self-defense amid rioting in Kenosha, Wisconsin, in August 2020 — was raked over the coals not only by Reid but by others on the left for his witness-stand crying:

  • NBA superstar LeBron James mocked the 18-year-old defendant and asked his 50 million Twitter followers in a viral tweet, "What tears????? I didn't see one. Man knock it off! That boy ate some lemon heads before walking into court." James finished off his message with a trio of laughing-crying emojis.
  • CNN commentator Ana Navarro-Cárdenas tweeted, "Kyle Rittenhouse shot and killed Anthony Huber, 26, and Joseph Rosenbaum, 36, and injured Gaige Grosskreutz, now 27. Think about how much their loved ones have cried, real anguish and grief, not crocodile tears."
  • "F*** this brat's crocodile tears," Amanda Marcotte, a politics writer for Salon, tweeted. "Self-defense is when you are minding your own business, someone attacks you, and you have to fight back. Rittenhouse picked up a gun and went looking for trouble. He found it and, in a sane world, would go to jail for it."
  • Carli Pierson — an attorney and USA Today opinion writer — also invoked the "crocodile tears" charge while writing that Rittenhouse came across as "melodramatic" and shouldn't be believed. "Regardless of how Rittenhouse tries to twist his story — or twist his sad face into tears — his innocent kid act shouldn't fool anyone," Pierson said, adding that he "could get life in prison if convicted, and that's what he deserves."

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'There are too many white men putting their hands up': Woke UK politician tells crowd he doesn't want 'white men to exclusively dominate' event



One might conclude that Mark Ferguson — an official with the United Kingdom's Labour Party — said the quiet part out loud over the weekend.

Except that the "quiet part" isn't so soft-spoken these days.

What happened?

Ferguson — a member Labour's National Executive Committee who was chairing a party conference debate, the Evening Standard reported — told his audience he noticed "the people putting their hands up do not reflect the diversity of the people in this hall, and that is very clear to me."

He added: "I am afraid — and I am not speaking from a position of particular strength here — there are too many white men putting their hands up."

The crowd applauded with some laughter peppered in.

Continuing on, a smiling Ferguson declared, "I am not anti-white men; some of my favorite people — my dad's a white man!"

More laughter.

"But I do not want white men to exclusively dominate this or any other debate at this conference, and following on from my comrade in the chair this morning, I do wish to see the diversity of the hall reflected," he also said. "I'm not putting anybody on the spot here, but if you want to speak do not be afraid to put your hand up. We want to hear from you; this is an inclusive conference."

The Evening Standard added that those chairing conference sessions ask attendees if they wish to speak and then choose from those who have their hands raised.

Here's the clip:

How did social media commenters react?

As you might guess, Ferguson was met with quite a bit of pushback for his words on Twitter:

  • "I love how people, in this day and age, can be blatantly racist ... against a specific group of people without any repercussions," one commenter said. "And, of course, God forbid you answer back."
  • "The discrimination based on race is endless once you've convinced yourself you are on the good team, isn't it?" another user said. "These clowns never realize they've circled all the way back to racism."
  • "White man, sit down...we're not here for you. Go away!" another commenter observed. "That's what he's saying."

In furious essay, Bruce Lee’s daughter says she’s ‘really f***ing tired of white men in Hollywood trying to tell me who Bruce Lee was’



Shannon Lee, daughter of martial arts icon and actor Bruce Lee, says that it's high time for "white men in Hollywood" to stop "trying to tell me who Bruce Lee was."

What's a brief history here?

She made the remarks in response to Hollywood power player Quentin Tarantino's remarks that the late martial arts guru was arrogant. Tarantino in his 2019 film, "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood," portrayed Bruce as such, and recently told Joe Rogan that he believed Bruce had "nothing but disrespect for stuntmen."

In the film, Lee — portrayed by actor Mike Moh — challenges fictional stuntman Cliff Booth — portrayed by actor Brad Pitt — to a fight and loses. At the time, Shannon said that Tarantino portrayed her father as an "arrogant a**hole who was full of hot air."

"I understand they want to make the Brad Pitt character the super badass who could beat up Bruce Lee," she said following the film's release, "but they didn't need to treat him in the way that white Hollywood did when he was alive."

In his recent discussion with Rogan, Tarantino said that Bruce was "kind of an arrogant guy" and "was always hitting [stuntmen] with his feet," and "tagging," a move Tarantino explains as "when you hit a stuntman for real."

"And it got to be the point where, 'I refuse to work with him,'" Tarantino insisted.

What has Shannon said?

In a column published in the Hollywood Reporter, Shannon insisted that she is "really f***ing tired of white men in Hollywood" — such as Tarantino — "trying to tell me who Bruce Lee was."

She continued, "I'm tired of hearing from white men in Hollywood that he was arrogant and an a**hole when they have no idea and cannot fathom what it might have taken to get work in 1960s and '70s Hollywood as a Chinese man with (God forbid) an accent, or try to express an opinion on a set as a perceived foreigner and person of color. I'm tired of white men in Hollywood mistaking his confidence, passion, and skill for hubris and therefore finding it necessary to marginalize him and his contributions."

"I'm tired of white men in Hollywood finding it too challenging to believe that Bruce Lee might have really been good at what he did and maybe even knew how to do it better than them," Shannon continued, noting that her father — who "lived and breathed martial arts" — was the leader in his industry at the time and made an incredible impact on the action film genre with his groundbreaking fight choreography.

"I'm tired of white men in Hollywood barely footnoting the impact he had on the action film genre and fight choreography, or the proliferation of and interest in martial arts he sparked globally ... while casually downplaying how his accomplishments have lifted spirits and become a source of pride for Asian-Americans, communities of color, and people around the world," she added.

The martial arts icon died in 1973 at the age of 32 — and at the height of his career — after suffering brain edema, which was possibly caused by a reaction to a prescription painkiller.