Paternity fraud can lead to depression, addiction, even suicide. But women have no legal duty to disclose. Should every child get DNA tested at birth? Dr. Helen Smith interviews paternity-fraud expert Carnell Smith.
A Voice for Men recently hosted the first International Conference on Men’s Issues in Detroit, and PJTV’s Dr. Helen Smith attended. Why hold a men’s conference? Aren’t women the victims in modern society? Find out as Dr. Helen talks with AVfM founder Paul Elam, and others, about the conference.
This award-winning video co-written and co-produced by Terrence Popp, puts a damper on the obligatory mocking of “male privilege” by mainstream media. We at AVfM are not fond of trigger warnings, but for new readers we will say that this video may prove difficult to watch.
Julie Borowski has been branded a rape apologist for advocating self-defence against rapists. She responds to her critics.
Paul Elam was recently interviewed on Australia’s leading morning television program Weekend Sunrise. Discussion topics included gender roles, the need for a greater range of options for men and boys, and the rape hysteria increasingly responsible for miscarriages of justice.
Stefan Molyneux unpacks the truth behind the Walt Disney movie Maleficent, starring Angelina Jolie. The film tells the story of a vengeful fairy, driven to curse an infant princess, only to discover that the child may be the one person who can restore peace to their troubled land. But what story is really being told?
Missed the first day of the International Conference on Men’s Issues? Here’s all the dynamite presentations in one package!
Dr. Tara Palmatier talks about the growth of Narcissistic Personalities over the last 20+ years, and how it seems to have particularly affected girls–which of course ultimately impacts boys. Time Magazine horrendously twisted part of this into rape apologia–don’t ask us how.
Erin Pizzey’s inspired speech at the First International Conference on Men’s Issues, recorded June 27, 2014. She was our second speaker:
Senator Anne Cools looks at the history of the law and demolishes myths about men and women and how they were treated historically under the law.
