Month: June 2013

Man, Woman, Truth Radio: Emotional Incest

Tonight Paul Elam and Dr. Tara Palmatier return to BlogTalk Radio with a special episode on mothers who make their children special in ways they should not. The topic is emotional incest, a form of child abuse that is often overlooked and even normalized in our culture. Show airs tonight at 8:00 Central Time.

The feminist advocacy "research" scam

There’s a really good way to make money as a researcher. Declare yourself a feminist. Determine what the Feminist Narrative requires. Then do research tailored to what Feminist Ideology requites. Ignore data contrary to that narrative, highlight any that’s helpful to it. Demonize anyone who questions the narrative. It’s a nice gig if you can get it.

Dissecting Michael Kimmel

Michael Kimmel has been hard at work drumming up support, and some badly needed dollars, for his crowning career achievement, a center a men’s studies initiative with women in charge who hate men. And he has just scored the cash to get it done. Paul Elam dissects his news release on the subject.

UK Feminists: Let's Keep Women out of Prison

Feminists claim they want equality, but British feminists in particular lately have been brazenly arguing that women should be given special preferential treatment in the prison system. Michael Reed takes a look at this disgusting hypocrisy and sexist double standard that, once again like so many feminist ideas, demonizes men and infantalizes women.

Prone to Violence, Introduction and Preface

Erin Pizzey founded the first nationally and internationally recognized refuge for battered wives in England in 1971. She has two children and two grandchildren from her first marriage. She has written: Scream Quietly or the Neighbors Will Hear, Infernal Child and The Slut’s Cookbook. Here she shares with the AVfM audience serial excerpts from her seminal work on domestic abuse, “Prone to Violence”.

Why Gillard won't go

The Australian government is currently run by feminist extremist Julia Gillard, who holds an iron grip on Australia’s Labor Party. She has this iron grip despite the fact that her party is slipping badly in the polls. On the face of it, it would seem like Labor should dump Gillard, but Jim Muldoon explains why this is unlikely to happen.