MRM blueprint for bridge building
As the MRM starts to take its wings as a movement we are seeing more and more women join our ranks. That is hardly a bad thing, says Paul Elam. He explains in this short piece on cooperation of the sexes.
Month: September 2012
Passing the hat: Fall 2012
It is once again time to pass the hat at AVfM. Our quarterly fundraisers are needed to pay for general operations and to foster more activism on the ground. This is the opportunity for all AVfM supporters to further the cause of men’s rights.
Herding Porcupines in the MRM
Aimee McGee brings us a Quaker’s perspective on matters of organization for a burgeoning men’s rights organization that is facing all the challenges of new growth. This one ought to get the conversation going for one and all.
Feminism debate delayed due to outside interference
Due to complications unrelated to recent attempts at censorship and threats of violence by gender ideologues in Vancouver, the 23 September debate “Has feminism gone too far?” is being rescheduled.
My privilege
AVfM welcome new contributor Mykeru, with a story of family history, oppression, cults, pious atheists, truck drivers, princesses and privilege that knows no bounds. A memorable first contribution. Hopefully the first of many.
Kanamara Matsuri
Long-time commenter Peter Wright brings a report from Kawasaki, Japan, perhaps the last refuge on planet Earth where the penis is celebrated instead of vilified and demonized.
AVfM Radio: How to be a creep
Tonight on A Voice for men radio, John The Creep, Girl Creeps What and Typhon Crepe Bleu will lift the lid on the conceptual box labeled creep, and examine just what a creep is, and why you’re a creep too.
The primary caregiver fraud
Determination of child custody during a divorce is allegedly based on what is in the best interest of the children. But what we have in respect to how those decisions are made is a legacy of thoughtlessness, negligence and fraud.
Tina Kirk “grieves” losing custody
Having a court decree that you are unfit to be in the presence of your own children is a devastating blow, even for some people whose children may be better off without them. But it was a piece of cake and a bull ride for Tina Taylor Kirk.
Former SPLC fundraiser raises questions
The SPLCs stock-in-trade is alerting the public, and law enforcement, to the possible threat of hate groups across the American landscape. But what about the alerts regarding the SPLC? Are they going unheard?
