[…] especially at the grassroots level, and in books and brochures, is manifest in the so-called antigender initiatives (like “STOP Gender”).

For instance, the Jews no doubt had deeply engrained in their religion the notion of the necessary mutualness of every relationship between God and man.

There is a fascinating passage in Margaret Atwood's Surfacing where four Canadians on their way up a river in the wilderness come upon a heron someone preceding them has killed and strung from a tree. Having surveyed its disgusting remains, the raconteuse asks herself Why had they strung it up like a lynch victim, why didn't they just throw it away like the trash?

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