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P. Diddy: The Feminist Man Strikes Again

P. Diddy: The Feminist Man Strikes Again

At the Federalist, I revisited a topic that intrigues me: the feminist man. In teaching our children to discern predators, one recurring trope is the self-interested man who proclaims loudly his passionate interest in the betterment of women.

Turns out, sadly but entirely predictably, that the ultra-successful music and fashion tastemaker who so publicly spoke out in favor of “love” and “change” for women…was pummeling them in hotel hallways and being vile and vicious behind closed doors. Allegedly.

My take on the sad story is how blatant it all was. P. Diddy was a household name for his music, and his clothing line was a staple of school children’s wardrobes. Yet he was a self-professed “bad” boy who continually objectified women and aspired to hedonistic, drug-fueled sexual exploits. What did we think we were paying for?

It’s a sad story. Made sadder by the fact that this is unlikely to be the last of the “feminist man.” Teach your daughters to recognize this cad and avoid his cruel materialist snares. Her soul of infinite worth deserves infinitely more.

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Anna Kaladish Reynolds is a wife and mother. Her interests include writing, books, homemaking, and joy.

She graduated summa cum laude with a Bachelor of Arts in English from the University of Dallas and holds a Master of Arts in theology from Ave Maria University. Her writing has appeared in Live Action News, Crisis Magazine, and others. She is a regular ghostwriter for several organizations. Her personal writing can be found at InspireVirtue.com.

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