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Paula J. Caplan writes in Dignity: WHEN DR. PHYLLIS CHESLER’S groundbreaking, courageous, profoundly insightful book, Women and Madness(1972), was published nearly 50 years ago, it changed the world for all of us who read it. It was a revelation about how women were treated in the mental health system, ...Read More...

Cathy Evans writes in the Dr. Nancy blog. Dr. Phyllis Chesler is described as a “legendary feminist” and she has earned the title through decades of activism and purposeful work. She founded the course curriculum for Women’s Studies at City University of New York, where she is professor emerita, ...Read More...

Michael Rectenwald was a Professor of Global Liberal Studies at NYU and a proud Marxist. He was in very good company there. But he became disillusioned when the school embraced “safe spaces,” “cancel culture,” and censorship of dissenting voices. He began studying economics and realized the utopian ...Read More...

Martha Shelley reviews Requiem for a Female Serial Killer in Ebisu Publications: In the case of Aileen Wuornos, the basic facts aren’t disputed. The question is one of interpretation. In her latest—and very provocative—book, Requiem for a Female Serial Killer, Phyllis Chesler presents a complex ...Read More...

Meghan Murphy writes in Feminist Current: Aileen Wuornos, often labelled America’s “first female serial killer,” was executed by lethal injection in Florida in 2002. Her life was one of endless trauma and abuse, beginning as a child and extending into her adult life, as a prostitute. The men she ...Read More...

Michael Rectenwald is a recently retired Professor at New York University, where he taught cultural and social history and academic writing since 2008. In the first half, he argued that the powerful movement of postmodernism is successfully dismantling scientific truth at universities, and those who ...Read More...

DR. MICHAEL RECTENWALD, Author, "Thought Criminal," "Google Archipelago: The Digital Gulag and the Simulation of Freedom" and "Beyond Woke," former New York University Professor, Liberal Studies, Twitter: @antipcnyuprof Part I:  Dr. Michael Rectenwald explains why he abandoned Marxism - "social ...Read More...

Interview with Phyllis Chesler in Achgut in German. English below. Phyllis, you started working on Aileen Wuornos at that time and advocating for her, not least to make her story useful to the women's movement. Has that plan worked out?  I was not focused on the women’s movement but on prostituted ...Read More...

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Midwest Book Review: Synopsis: "Requiem for a Female Serial Killer" by Phyllis Chesler (Emerita Professor of Psychology and Women's Studies at City University of New York) is a true crime psychological thriller takes us inside the mind of a unique female serial killer, a prostitute who murdered seven ...Read More...

Nazenin Ansari writes in Kayhan Life: Manda Zand was born in Boroujerd, the capital of Lorestan, in the western Zagros mountains. She traces her paternal lineage to the Zand tribe, historically famous for its courageous women who fought enemies alongside their husbands.  Her paternal grandparents ...Read More...

Charlotte Allen writes in Quillette: Aileen Carol Wuornos was born in Michigan in 1956 and executed by lethal injection in Florida in 2002. She has been called America’s “first female serial killer,” but that wasn’t true by a long shot. Still, she might have been the first woman to kill (or be ...Read More...

Join the Met Club Thursday, December 10th for our final guest speaker & social event of the year with Dr. Michael Rectenwald! About this Event Join the Met Club on Thursday, December 10th for our final guest speaker and social event of the year as we welcome back friend to the Club, Dr. Michael ...Read More...

Mark Tapson writes in Frontpage: The Deplorable Prof’s new novel is an Orwellian allegory for the coronavirus era. The most compelling science fiction is that in which the core of the story is not the threat of hostile aliens or Death Stars, but the dangers posed by our own humanity. Think of ...Read More...