Beautiful Anti-SJWs - Cassie Jaye

Beautiful Anti-SJWs #3: Cassie Jaye

A proud and militant feminist of 10 years, Cassie Jaye was a young (and beautiful, obviously ) award-winning filmmaker with 2 documentaries under her belt: Daddy I Do (2010) and The Right To Love: An American Family (2012). In 2013, her next project was to do another documentary on “rape culture”. However, while she was doing research online, she stumbled upon the infamous and controversial men’s rights movement. Like the beloved Lewis Carroll story, Cassie gives into her curiosity and ventures further down the rabbit-hole of gender politics, taking an emotional adventure exploring the harrowing issues that affect men. This is what turned into the excellent and eye-opening documentary The Red Pill that was released in 2016.

Including Cassie in this series was a no-brainer, given her growth as a person after making this film, along with the production and public relations struggles she had to endure after its release. From what I've seen of her publicly, she doesn’t dress or present herself very provocatively, so I toned down the sex appeal for this one, as I figured that was most appropriate for her. Nonetheless, she’s still a beautiful woman that not only brought a serious and heartfelt take of men’s issues into the mainstream, but she’s a prime example of how maturing is such a crucial part of being an adult and an effective advocate for the issues that need to be discussed.

For this piece, I decided to follow the tone of the documentary and give this an Alice in Wonderland feel. I settled on using the “Tulgey Woods” part of the story as inspiration to show Cassie’s curiosity as well as the numerous issues affecting men. And of course, it wouldn’t be complete or a faithful throwback without including a white rabbit, who just so happens to wear a fedora and have the AVFM (A Voice For Men) logo on his coat.

Here are the links to her social media:

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And check out The Red Pill. It’s a very important documentary that needs to be seen:

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As always, enjoy!

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