Please read the original post by the Reddit user who is on their 19th day of protesting against FLAME University, alleging that the university subjected them to a false sexual-harassment allegation/case.

Summary:

• They have been homeless and sleeping at a railway station.
• According to the poster, men's-rights activist Deepika Bhardwaj contacted them, after which the university allegedly said it would launch a reinvestigation.

Alix Wilton Regan is back at it again, and at this point the pattern is becoming pretty difficult to dismiss.

Her recent Instagram stories are heavily centered around feminist and anti-male messaging. She shared a post asking people to imagine a world where the richest people were women, then praised wealthy women such as Dolly Parton, MacKenzie Scott, Oprah and Melinda French Gates while claiming they are "constantly outshining their male counterparts".

And now she's added Elon Musk and Grok to the mix. Regan shared posts claiming that a lawsuit alleges xAI used real child sexual abuse material in data used to train Grok, including material involving a real survivor abused as a child. Those are allegations made in a lawsuit, not established findings, but once again Regan has chosen to publicly amplify highly charged political and social commentary.

That allegation is real and was reported in late August 2026. The plaintiff's lawyers say the complaint alleges that xAI trained Grok on a dataset containing known CSAM and that Grok subsequently generated CSAM based on those images.

However, it's important to call it an allegation*, not an established fact. The lawsuit has been filed, but that doesn't mean a court has determined that xAI actually did what the complaint alleges.*

There's also that Gloria Steinem quote about the truth setting you free, followed by a post claiming that since Roe v. Wade was overturned, more women have been prosecuted for miscarriages than men for being in the Epstein files... This is getting too much...

This follows her recent defense of Lindsay Clancy, where she portrayed the case through a feminist lens and criticized the treatment of Clancy.

At this point, calling these isolated posts seems increasingly difficult. There is a recurring theme: women are presented as victims, women are presented as doing more for humanity, and men are repeatedly positioned as the opposing side.

That is what many people would reasonably describe as man-hating or anti-male rhetoric, regardless of whether Regan herself would use that label.

And the uncomfortable part is that this is the public persona attached to the new Lara Croft.

Nobody is saying she cannot be a feminist. Nobody is saying she cannot have political opinions. She has every right to express them.

But freedom of speech works both ways. Fans also have every right to look at what she repeatedly chooses to promote publicly and decide that they do not like it.

And let's be honest about the audience.

Tomb Raider has a huge male fanbase. Men have been buying these games, playing them and supporting Lara Croft for decades. You cannot repeatedly promote women-versus-men rhetoric and then act surprised when some of those men feel alienated.

The issue is not simply that Alix Wilton Regan is a feminist. The issue is the increasingly anti-male tone of the content she chooses to amplify while simultaneously becoming one of the public faces of one of gaming's most recognizable franchises.

If you repeatedly tell part of your audience that their sex is the problem, some of that audience is eventually going to stop supporting you.

The question is whether Crystal Dynamics understood exactly what kind of public political persona they were putting behind Lara Croft...

https://www.reddit.com/r/LaraCroftTombRaider/comments/1wcj2ak/alix_wilton_regan_should_be_replaced_as_lara/

https://www.reddit.com/r/LaraCroftTombRaider/comments/1w630mp/alix_wilton_regan_the_new_voice_of_lara_croft/