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Bettina has been [[cancel culture|cancelled]] at least twice (see [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IIxmWeRw-T4 here] for a video about a 2018 cancellation and [https://odysee.com/@StudioBruleArchive:e/bettina-arndt-on-coffee-with-steve:7 here] for a [[StudioBrule]] interview about the 2020 cancellation). In 2020, the [[coronavirus]] saved her by taking all Australian media attention from her to itself<ref>https://youtu.be/AT9a30obicc?t=576 StudioBrule: Bettina Arndt on Coffee with Steve; December 17, 2020. Cited May 3, 2021.</ref>. According to Bettina, the mob also went after her children (see [https://odysee.com/@StudioBruleArchive:e/bettina-arndt-on-coffee-with-steve:7 here at 561 seconds]).
 
Bettina has been [[cancel culture|cancelled]] at least twice (see [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IIxmWeRw-T4 here] for a video about a 2018 cancellation and [https://odysee.com/@StudioBruleArchive:e/bettina-arndt-on-coffee-with-steve:7 here] for a [[StudioBrule]] interview about the 2020 cancellation). In 2020, the [[coronavirus]] saved her by taking all Australian media attention from her to itself<ref>https://youtu.be/AT9a30obicc?t=576 StudioBrule: Bettina Arndt on Coffee with Steve; December 17, 2020. Cited May 3, 2021.</ref>. According to Bettina, the mob also went after her children (see [https://odysee.com/@StudioBruleArchive:e/bettina-arndt-on-coffee-with-steve:7 here at 561 seconds]).
   
Bettina Arndt was appointed as a [[Member of the Order of Australia]] (AM) in the 2020 for "''for significant service to the community as a social commentator, and to gender equity through advocacy for men''". There was significant backlash to this from feminists however Ms Arndt retained her award.<ref>https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2020/jan/25/bettina-arndt-awarded-australia-day-honour-for-services-to-gender-equity</ref><ref>https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2020/sep/04/bettina-arndt-and-mike-carlton-can-keep-their-orders-of-australia-council-decides</ref>
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Bettina Arndt was appointed as a [[Member of the Order of Australia]] (AM) in 2020 for "''for significant service to the community as a social commentator, and to gender equity through advocacy for men''". There was significant backlash to this from feminists however Ms Arndt retained her award.<ref>https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2020/jan/25/bettina-arndt-awarded-australia-day-honour-for-services-to-gender-equity</ref><ref>https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2020/sep/04/bettina-arndt-and-mike-carlton-can-keep-their-orders-of-australia-council-decides</ref>
   
 
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Bettina Arndt, 2018.

Bettina Arndt AM is an Australian anti-feminist and is often identified in the media as a men's rights activist. In the 1970s she trained as a clinical psychologist and then became a sex therapist and has since had a long career in challenging anti-male propaganda pushed by feminists[1]. As a YouTuber, she has talked a lot about stuff related to the fake rape crisis on college campuses[2][3],[4],[5]. She is also the author of the #MenToo book.

Bettina has been cancelled at least twice (see here for a video about a 2018 cancellation and here for a StudioBrule interview about the 2020 cancellation). In 2020, the coronavirus saved her by taking all Australian media attention from her to itself[6]. According to Bettina, the mob also went after her children (see here at 561 seconds).

Bettina Arndt was appointed as a Member of the Order of Australia (AM) in 2020 for "for significant service to the community as a social commentator, and to gender equity through advocacy for men". There was significant backlash to this from feminists however Ms Arndt retained her award.[7][8]

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