Michael Sharron has a message for women supporters of the NC Coalition Against Domestic Violence: Quit supporting the lies, hatred, class bigotry and corrupt use of a serious social issue to fund the political goals of a small, elitist group. Is that clear enough?
What goes around comes around. They, meaning humanity, have been saying that in one form or another throughout the ages. Nowhere is this more true than in the chain of karma linking custodial mothers to the lives of their sons.
A Voice for Men Father’s Rights Editor Michael Sharron launches an ambitious and important initiative on the documentation of the effects of domestic violence policy, law and perception on men’s rights, and the women in their lives.
Do we have a societal belief that only women want children or want to be involved in their lives? Is this part of what drives our policies on abortions, adoption and safe haven laws for women but that totally exclude men from the picture.
Anne Stevenson is a blogger and a law student and by every indication an very ambitious and aspiring gender ideologue with an eye on the domestic violence industry and a political career. Michael Sharron encourages AVFM readers to voice their opinions for the record about her work.
The nuts and bolts of victim politics are actually dollars and cents. As we examine the underpinnings of the sexual and domestic violence grievance industries, we come to one money trail after another, says Michael Sharron
University of North Carolina has no men’s studies program. And if they did, there is only a few subjects you would need to teach. “Sit up” “beg,” and the ever popular “roll over.” Your reward for learning? You get to stay out of jail.
A Voice for Men welcomes new contributor and activist Michael Sharron, a North Carolina father with some perspective on how the University of North Carolina handles the thin accusations of a woman, and the death of a young man.
