Why we don’t need VAWA
As the mainstream media launches a highly coordinated and politicized campaign to demand the return of the Violence Against Women Act, TDOM reports to us on the actual cost of the legislation.
Month: January 2013
Gillard’s gendered agenda
Dr. Greg Canning delivers a stunning exploration of recent and possible future changes in Australian law, as well as a caution for Australians to pay attention to what is happening behind the political scene at home.
If you can’t support us, then get out of our way
The men’s movement is full of wounded men. We understand that. And we understand why. We hope to offer some healing. But we must move ahead, for our cause and for our sons.
Arias plays the VAWA card
As we approach the inevitable attempt to resurrect the Violence Against Women Act, Jodi Arias has presented herself as a poster child for violent women and why VAWA should remain in the graveyard.
Sophia Guo placed on offenders registry
From VFM News and Commentary, Sofia Guo has been placed on the offender’s registry at register-her.com after recent violence at the University of Toronto over a lecture on boys.
Feminism and rape jokes
A Voice for Men welcomes new contributor Sam Keene, with an examination of rape, humor and feminism; how they fit, or don’t, with each other. It turns out that feminism is never funny.
AVfM Radio: Feminist Porn
Radical feminists watch pornography with cartoonishly inflated levels of female helplessness and non agency. They often don’t even realize that they’re watching porn. But that’s okay, we’ll let them know
Sperm donor forced to pay child support
Every hear anyone say that not all women are like that? They are right. But you cannot say the same thing about misandric laws, courts and state agencies. And they are making acts of kindness way too risky.
VAWA dies quietly, for now
The ushering in of 2013 also meant the ushering out of the Violence Against Women Act, at least for the time being. Paul Elam offers some suggestions to readers and Republicans about the comeback.
Here comes U of T junior varsity
The Varsity, the student newspaper for the University of Toronto is now asking questions about AVfM producing articles that outed the bigotry that appears to be alive and well in their student body.
