Angie Stone and Tina Campbell prove domestic violence is not a one-way street In Black America
The diva culture of feminism continues to be fertilized with the pain of its DV victims. Mumia Ali continues to illuminate the guilty.
Brittney Cooper’s very personal “political” problems
When your political feminism is making your personal life miserable, perhaps you should reassess. Mumia Ali shows where to start.
Raheem DeVaughn’s “Queens For A Day” have on no clothes
The tendency to Ignore violence against men extends throughout ethnic groups. Mumia Ali calls foul on those who marginalize the experiences of African American men.
The rise and fall of the Ebony empire proves that the Negrosphere media is irrelevant
Black America’s press has manifestly failed to do much of anything to address the actual issues facing most black people, especially Black Men. Mumia Ali aims to change that.
Mo’Nique Proves That “Diva Culture” Is Ruinous To Black Women
Being a jerk can limit your career aspirations. Taking pride in being a jerk is not a winning cultural strategy, either. Mumia Ali investigates.
Black feminists don’t need to “go on strike”; They need to get a life
Just what have Black Feminists in America accomplished to make life better for Black Women? Mumia Ali takes a hard look and finds nothing of substance, but he has some suggestions.
“But She’s So Nice!”
When men reject women’s sexual advances, they’re just mean. She’s really nice! What’s your problem?
Bang: The Definitive Interview With RooshV (Part Two)
Part two of Mumia Ali’s interview with RooshV.
Bang: The Definitive Interview With RooshV (Part One)
The subject of “Game” has many supporters and many detractors. AVfM has historically taken a rather dim view of the subject, for a host of reasons, however, here we present a first-time at-length interview with one of its most noted proponents.
Pushing Feminista Jones’ buttons: A book review
Feminista Jones has written a new book, a piece of erotica called “Push The Button.” Mumia Ali has read it, and concludes that given her rather tepid grasp of hard-headed, clear-eyed observational truths and empirical evidence, fantasy erotica may be her true calling.
