Why Still a Feminist: A Question for Christina Hoff-Sommers
Someone we’ve long been a fan of, Christina Hoff-Sommers, has an answer to a question she gets a lot.
A 16-year old's tribute to Father's Day
A beautiful music video on modern-day fatherhood, from friends of Janks Morton.
Real Dad Moments: Celebrating Fathers
This Dove commercial so perfectly captures the value of dads to children (and children to dads) we think it’s worth featuring for Father’s Day.
Who are men aside from their usefulness?
Youtuber Gregory Becker asks us to think about what is left in a man when you take away all his functionality and are left with is ‘who he is.’ What is it about who he is that you value?
"Check Your Privilege" Is An Idiotic Phrase
Julie Borowski has some advice for people who parrot that vacuous phrase ‘check your privilege’: how about you first check your own ignorance, and while you’re at it, check your manners.
Dean Esmay on Fox 2 News Detroit
A feminist professor says there’s nothing particularly wrong with the conference in Detroit. So why, again, are thugs trying to shut us down?
Boko Haram: Bring back our boys
This video by Humanity Bites discusses the large-scale murder of Nigerian boys and men by Boko Haram which our media and politicians fail to address, whilst they simultaneously fall over themselves to take action over the kidnap of girls.
Erin Pizzey in Toronto 2014
The Toronto Domestic Violence Symposium is still running today and tomorrow. Erin and others will also be speaking there today so it’s still not too late if you’re in the area to see Erin, Anne Cools, Martin Fiebert, Walter Fox, and many others.
Interview with Adam Jones, Ph.D
Adam Jones, Executive Director of Gendercide Watch, is a Canadian scholar who advocates for both men and women on a global scale. Victor Zen reports his interview.
Julie Borowski on The Equal Pay Debate
Barack Obama recently lamented that women only earn 77 cents for each dollar earned by a man, as if this were somehow due to discrimination. Julie Borowski takes a moment to point out what thinking people already know; the disparity isn’t a result of discrimination, but of women’s preferred “lifestyle” choices.
