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Denise McAllister Attacks Men And Human Rights Activists

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Ex-Federalist writer and self-proclaimed relationship expert Denise McAllister, who was previously fired for a series of homophobic tweets, got into another spat today on Twitter, this time with human rights activists.

In a debate about the right of infants—female, male, and intersex—to be protected from unnecessary genital cutting, McAllister falsely stated that circumcision, “doesn’t change [the functionality of the penis] at all.”

To the men violated by circumcision, McAllister said in another tweet, “I’m sorry you guys miss your foreskin. My advice to you is get over it.”

Her upcoming book on What Men Want to Say to Women (But Can’t) is described on Amazon as “wakeup call for women to understand and appreciate the men in their lives, value masculinity instead of degrading it, and heal relationships damaged by toxic feminism… Men are tired of being dumped on.”

However, on twitter, she concluded her tirade against men, by shaming the male body.

Denise McAllister was previously fired from her freelance position with The Federalist for a series of homophobic tweets, including one that claimed Yashar Ali, a gay Huffington Post contributor, “tries to find himself in another man’s asshole.”

USAID Has A Disturbing Pro-Circumcision Twitter Account

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USAID Voluntary Medical Male Circumcision Project has an creepy pro-circumcision Twitter account – @VMMCSouthAfricaUSAID.

The account appears to be mostly automated posts of pro-circumcision content, including a repeated Whatsapp number men can call for what they refer to as a “quick, safe and free” male circumcision.

Although the account is not verified, it is followed by other official USAID accounts, suggesting it is real.

The account promoted debunked circumcision myths like “improved hygiene,” asks women to encourage their men to get circumcised, and features stock photos of African men grinning.

In one disturbing post, USAID even suggests that women prefer surgically altered genitals.

Western scholars and human rights activists have criticized African circumcision campaigns for their bias, double standards, and human rights issues.