AVFM News and Activism: Lucian Vâlsan
AVfM welcomes European News Correspondent Lucian Vâlsan, providing perspective from another battleground for men’s rights, Feminist Eastern Europe.
Month: November 2012
My name is Frank
From the AVFM Forums comes an introduction. Another man who has taken the long road from there to here, and whose words prove his journey. Gather round, please, and say hello to Frank.
MRM: It is not for the spineless
Dan Moore ramps up the volume in this one about men’s activism, women’s sexuality and feminist myths. Sorting it all out is easier than you think, and a lot more fun.
Monday Morning Roundup
AVfM Managing Editor Dean Esmay brings another weekly summary of happenings in the MRM and the AVfM website for those who ducked out over the weekend. Take it away, Dean!
More feminist violence on the way
Feminism is a violent hate movement. We see this proven more and more as the message of mens’s rights starts to make it into the public discourse. A hard rains gonna fall. Let’s make sure it falls on the right people.
Lucian Vâlsan named European News Director
Lucian Vâlsan joins the AVFM News Team as the European News Director. A much needed addition to the AVFM News team, Lucian is more than capable for the job. Expect red pill articles from Europe!
Romanian Marxist feminists on the attack
Lucian Valsan joins the rest of the AVfM News Team to bring you news and commentary from the European Mainland. Welcome Lucian, our gratitude here for your fine efforts!
13 reasons it’s unlucky to be male
In observance of International Men’s Day, we bring you some very sobering observations on the state of men and boys from the pages of Men’s Health Australia.
Are all feminists Morans?
Imagine what it would be like if men had no choice at all in whether an accidental pregnancy resulted in a child for which they would have to take on lifelong responsibility. Can you just imagine?
Size matters, but not just for men
Peter Lloyd gives some unmeasured opinion on the penis size debate, which apparently came across as a little stiff to female readers at mailonline. Well, if the whatever fits…
