Working men, heroes and corpses
Self sacrifice for the benefit of others is how we define heroes and men. Our society is built on their corpses, and we owe them everything, but we’ve also got to be rid of them.
Terry O’Neill, another lying profiteer
Profiteers of the corrupt and monetized sexual grievance industry continue to fight against legal reform and financial accountability, Terry O’Neill of the National Organization for Women weighs in.
Why not date a feminist?
Feminist dating advice writer Jennifer Hansen instructs men they should stick their heads in deep-fryers, and date feminists too. John the Other has a different view on the matter.
Taslima Nasreen: a prize idiot
Taslima Nasreen, internationally acclaimed humanist, civil rights advocate, feminist and scholar, does her level best to convince herself and her readers that women are pathetic morons.
AVfM Radio: Male Spaces
Tonight on AVfM Radio, John the other, Girl Writes What and TyphonBlue get busy with some necessary groundwork, rebuilding male space in western society. The show starts at 8:00 Central Time, U.S.
What is a real man?
It has to be one of the most often asked questions of all time. What is a real man? John the Other takes a stab at answering, and a stab at the idea that it worth the effort at all.
Attacking male sexuality
So we call ourselves MRAs? If that’s the case, why are we so busy worrying about what kinds of men are worth our attention, and what kind excluded? In the phrase “gay men”, gay is just an adjective, and men is the noun.
SFU feminists say STFU to male students
Whether the Simon Fraser University men’s centre succeeds against entrenched gender ideology this year or not, male targeting hatred at Canadian universities now has opposition.
No to the stick, no to the carrot
Apparently, there’s more to young men than a drive to ram-jam themselves into every willing feminine orifice. They might even recognize they’re held in increasing contempt and dehumanizing scorn.
AVfM Radio: The social contract
Positive social identity is no longer a part of the deal, but the onus to provide, to protect, and die, we’ve still got that. So what possible answer can any of this have? Quite simply, the deal is off.
