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Christina Hoff Sommers
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Aliases @CHSommers, oft referred to as "Based Mom"
Occupation Academic
Affiliations American Enterprise Institute
Dr. Christina Hoff Sommers is a former philosophy professor, writer, and self-described "equity feminist", who is opposed to the misandrist views of contemporary mainstream feminism, herself supporting a pure form of egalitarian feminism. She is a resident scholar at American Enterprise Institute [1]. She found herself a supporter of GamerGate due to the fact that those feminists, who oppose GamerGate, are precisely the type of feminists that are at the center of her critiques.
History of Involvement[[[index.php?title=Christina_Hoff_Sommers&action=edit§ion=1|edit]]]
Christina Hoff Sommers released a video titled "Are Video Games Sexist?" on September 16, 2014.[1] This video was criticized by gaming media websites Polygon[2][3] and Kotaku.[4] Sommers responded to Kotaku's article with a tweet calling Stephen Totilo a "blogger" and asking for Kotaku to correctly spell her name in his "attack article".[5] Sommers also released a video titled "What critics of GamerGate get wrong" on October 27, 2014.[6] Sommers appeared on MSNBC's "Ronan Farrow Daily" to discuss GamerGate.[7] On October 31, 2014 Sommers was interviewed live on stream by KingOfPol about GamerGate and her previous MSNBC interview.[8]
Sommers is often referred to as "Based Mom" by her gamer supporters for her views on GamerGate and gaming in general.
References[[[index.php?title=Christina_Hoff_Sommers&action=edit§ion=2|edit]]]
- ↑ Are video games sexist?
- ↑ Conservative group issues video lambasting gaming's feminist critics
- ↑ The reactionaries are just plain wrong about gaming's future
- ↑ Critic Argues That Game Culture Is For Guys
- ↑ Christina Hoff Sommers Tweet to Kotaku
- ↑ What critics of GamerGate get wrong
- ↑ MSNBC - #Gamergate Interview with Christina Hoff Sommers (Oct 28 2014)
- ↑ @kingofpol #Gamergate stream with @CHSommers
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