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Feminist discourse asserts that the non-feminist population is so immersed in “rape myths” that they are unable to recognize the crime of rape even when they are victims of it. Diana Davison reports on the work of Helen Reece, a remarkable researcher who is tackling the “rape-culture” question with logic instead of just agreeing for the sake of getting along.
Who among us has not heard the snappy feminist retort, “All you have to do is look at government to see that men have all the power”? Surely the lack of women in government proves something is amiss. And it does. Women don’t run, so they don’t get elected, says Robert Franklin.
Men’s Human Rights Activists gather in Dayton for a press conference. In the early morning hours, an impromptu conversation begins.
British Prime Minister David Cameron, a Conservative (also known as a Tory), recently declared himself a feminist. In the meantime, here’s what other members of his coalition have to say about men:
Jeff McArthur if AM640 in Toronto seems like a well-meaning guy most of the time, but his uncritical acceptance of misandry in the legal system in Canada badly needs to be challenged. Canadian News & Activism Director Attila Vinczer steps up to the task.
AVfM Senior Editor Alison Tieman has some helpful tips for Barret Weber, his students, and his like-minded cohorts. How not to look like the Undead: a lesson for male feminists.
During the early decades of the 20th century in the United States , and other countries, such as France, it was well-known that women were not subject to the same accountability in cases of homicide in which the victim was male as members of the opposite sex were. The only difference is today we don’t acknowledge it, even though it continues.
A group of men from Edmonton, Alberta, including sociologist Barret Weber, made themselves a Youtube video expressing ideas that they were passionate about. They also disabled comments and ratings on the video. This is what a feminist looks like.
Brandon Lyons has an idea, not only for how we need to revise family law but how we might use technology to get there. This is worth a look, for sure. PE Here is Brandon’s Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/BFFFR
