The Global Feminist Crusade Has Begun to Collapse

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The Global Feminist Crusade Has Begun to Collapse

December 15, 2025 – Last week scholar Carrie Gress issued a stinging rebuke of feminist ideology, charging the movement has evolved into a secular “megachurch” with its own doctrines, rituals, and sacraments (1). Like all movements grounded in Marxist ideology, Gress’ comments highlight how the global feminist crusade is now collapsing under the weight of its ideological excess, bloated bureaucracies, and anti-democratic policies.

The collapse began two years ago when Argentinian President Javier Milei dismantled his country’s Ministry of Women (2). In May of this year, Professor David Geary published an exposé revealing the fraudulent numbers behind the feminist-driven Global Gender Gap Index (3). In October, Helen Andrews published her acclaimed article, The Great Feminization, which exposed the disastrous effects of the feminist take-over of media outlets, schools, and other organizations (4).

The following developments all happened within the past month:

Australia: A poll of 1,800 voters found that voter support for the One Nation party had surged to a record 26% among middle-age male voters (5). Party leader Pauline Hanson reflected, “Women who rely on men in partnerships and households are watching as society takes everything from their husbands, partners, brothers, and fathers.” (6)

Canada: Speaking at the G20 summit in South Africa, Prime Minister Mark Carney stunned the elite gathering when he announced his government was terminating its “feminist foreign policy.” Canada’s foreign policy had been criticized for its lack of substance, consisting of little more than adding superfluous chapters on gender equality to trade agreements (7).

England: For years, feminists have exploited the domestic violence issue to stereotype men as “abusers.” Rebuking this campaign, on November 20 the House of Commons held a Back Bench debate about domestic violence against men and other topics (8). A few days later, the Office of National Statistics (OHS) issued a report estimating that 1.5 million males and 2.2 million females, aged 16 years and over, had experienced domestic abuse in the past year (9).

India: During an International Men’s Day conference, U.U. Lalit, former Chief Justice of India, denounced the epidemic of false allegations and urged organizations to acknowledge the growing number of men who are trapped in a web of bogus accusations (10). Three weeks later, MP Ashok Kumar Mittal introduced a bill to establish a National Commission for Men (11).

United Nations: United Nations Geneva engaged in an online debate, losing badly in the process. The UN’s December 7 Twitter post made this provocative claim: “The misogyny you see in comments doesn’t stay there. It bleeds into real life, silencing voices and destroying futures.” (12)

Within days, 680 persons had responded, the vast majority taking sharp exception to the UN’s misogyny statement. One commenter from India retorted, “UN is a misandrist organisation of elites which has destroyed families across the globe!…It’s time to abolish anti-civilization UN Organization.”

The Domestic Abuse and Violence International Alliance – DAVIA — unites 220 member organizations from 41 countries in Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe, Latin America, and North America. DAVIA seeks to ensure that domestic violence and abuse policies are science-based, family-affirming, and gender-inclusive. https://endtodv.org/davia/

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