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Dr. Phyllis Chesler The year 2021 is already a bad year for feminist truth-tellers. In March, three brave Indigenous Australian women flew to the capital in Canberra to draw attention to the sex assaults and murders by Indigenous men targeting Indigenous women. They were rebuffed and insulted by the Australian media who, in their view, were more receptive to white women exposing the misogynist crimes of white men than they were to Indigenous women exposing even more grievous crimes against Indigenous women. Advertisement However, radical feminists have always challenged the misogyny of both...

The year 2021 is already a bad year for feminist truth-tellers. In March, three brave Indigenous Australian women flew to the capital in Canberra to draw attention to the sex assaults and murders by Indigenous men targeting Indigenous women. They were rebuffed and insulted by the Australian media — who, in the women’s view, were more receptive to white women exposing the misogynist crimes of white men than they were to Indigenous women exposing grievous crimes against Indigenous women. However, radical feminists have always challenged the misogyny of both men and their female collaborator...