Anya’s abusers
Gary Trieste told us of the abuse of him and his daughter by the family court in New York and by the Children’s Protective Service workers assigned to protect his child. Now it is time to name names.
Gary Trieste told us of the abuse of him and his daughter by the family court in New York and by the Children’s Protective Service workers assigned to protect his child. Now it is time to name names.
The State of Maine is at it again. This time it is Judge Jeffrey Helm, who is emerging as one of the state’s kingpins of gender bias in criminal courts. Paul Elam reports on yet another ideological bigot in black robes.
Paul Elam returns from New York City with a report on his interview there with ABCs Elizabeth Vargas for the 20/20 news program. He reports no surprises from the Mainstream Media.- so far.
Paul Elam gives a shout out to MHRAs to become involved in the making of a documentary about the men’s movement. Which MHRAs does he want? All of them, of course.
On August 6, the Governor of the state of Illinois signed four new domestic violence laws into effect – laws that appear to be gender-neutral. Chris Deslone of @mensrightsrdt shares the details.
Gregg Simms joins a long list of writers from the Good Men Project who have appointed themselves official spokesman for how to respect women. And you can learn from him if you can put up with the abuse.
Macleans Magazine writer Mika Rekai recently did a piece on the men’s movement, and more specifically on A Voice for Men. She did not do a very good job.
After the death of Earl Silverman Kristina Hansen took up the banner of his work to build a shelter for abused men. There are now questions about the money she raised.
Twitter appears to be the next stop on the feminist march toward inserting their narrative into everything under the sun. But they appear to be stalling. Paul’s thoughts on it.
Hugo Schwyzer takes what is likely his final bow on the scene of sexual politics. Another sexual scandal, one too many, has taken him down for the count. We wish him well.