So. You’re a woman. And you’ve read about us recently, or stumbled on us by accident. Aimee McGee would like to give you some pointers on navigating this place. It’s neither as scary nor as weird as you may have heard. Here’s a handy roadmap.
Aimee McGee’s father is less than perfect. But we are supposing that anyone who has ever lived would have to come to the same conclusion about their own. But the question is in how we measure a man. By his weaknesses, which they all have, or by his totality as a person, and who he inspires us to be.
So. You’re a woman. And you’ve read about us recently, or stumbled on us by accident. Aimee McGee would like to give you some pointers on navigating this place. It’s neither as scary nor as weird as you may have heard. Here’s a handy roadmap.
Aimee McGee and SeaforthCJ did some canvassing of British politicians regarding their knowledge of sexual bias in legal matters affecting men and women. The results are in.
If we were to make a list of all the legitimate complaints that men could make in this culture, we would either need to digitize it or cut down a forest for the paper to write it down.
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.
Aimee McGee takes a look at the British Public Health system and speculates as to whether men are getting the short end of the stethoscope. But it looks like it may take new laws to even find out.
AVfM welcomes new contributor Aimee McGee, an MRA living in England who wants to help sort out the legal ramifications of activism across the UK. Welcome Aimee!
