Serena Williams and Sailer’s First Law of Female Journalism
26th August 2015
Steve Sailer lays it out, so to speak.
The New York Times Magazine has a giant article on tennis player Serena Williams by Claudia Rankine (pictured at right) that serves as yet another illustration of my observation that while many female journalists routinely crusade on the surface against sexism, racism, etc., a close reading of their most passionate articles suggests that their highest priority in demanding a cultural revolution to overturn society’s oppressive values is that they want to wind up being considered hotter-looking.
In most cases, it doesn’t work.