Could you please summarize the right-wing part of your right-wing feminism in 2-3 sentences, without references to personalities, social circles or media outlets you draw on?

It's hard to do this without reference to the above, but I'll try. I think civilization is hard to create and easy to destroy, and that seismic changes to the civilizational order should be approached with caution (vs. pursuing change for the sake of change). I think individuals should be judged on their merits as individuals, and that it's desirable to treat individuals fairly and equitably, but don't respect "justice" claims by groups. Moreover, there are obvious robust, and often innate, differences between human population groups which produce different life outcomes and at a massive scale, different societal outcomes. We should stop destroying our schools and emptying our coffers trying to ensure that kids of every color get the same SAT scores, because it's not going to happen. (And no, that doesn't justify abolishing the SAT). We should also recognize that mass immigration from the third world will make our societies more like the third world, which is bad. Traditional "family values" (discouraging extramarital sex, encouraging obedience to parents, encouraging loyalty to one's family and community) generated positive externalities so although those values can feel stifling to some, we should be cautious about tearing them down. I would rather live under quasi-fascism (Singapore) than quasi-communism (Venezuela), although ideally I prefer to live under classical liberalism, which is nowadays a conservative view. I truly hate our media and political elites for their hostility to ordinary people, especially ordinary white people.