The indisputable evidence of the emergence of the MRHM as the new paradigm in sexual politics keeps mounting. After some small but important advances in getting a fair shake from the mainstream media, there is now a plan to make a movie about our movement. You are the star.
Father’s Day is often a touchy time in the MHRM, as well as it is in more mainstream life where people are hesitant to be open. Paul Elam tells us about his relationship with his Dad. Far from perfect as it was, it also seems to be just what he needed to be the man he wanted to be.
Bill Burr went on a rant about a Carrie Underwood song, “When He Cheats,” which is about a woman who pays back her man’s cheating ways with a baseball bat to his headlights and a key down the side of his car. He made a lot of good points, but Paul Elam thinks he lost track of the message.
Paul Elam takes us through an imaginary conversation with two average, imaginary men. They talk about sports and politics and of course, tits. And they get down to the real essence of a man’s worth. His work. It is not a conversation that goes well, even in Paul Elam’s hopeful imagination.
Facebook censors yet another political statement from its pages, purely for being in dissent from feminist ideology. Paul Elam makes a call to action, and also has a few words for those engaged in the politicization of the MHRM response to the issue. He urges all MHRAs to band together for the fight.
Facebook has wasted no time in making sure that a new community standard is implemented across the board. It is now the rule of petty tyrants at the popular social network site. You are welcome to belong there, as long as you have your mind right and know your place. But you better watch out if you get uppity enough to speak the truth.
Paul Elam follows Victor Zen’s report on current events at Facebook with a call to action for all MHRAs and anyone else concerned with free speech to take action now, while we still can, to respond to the current efforts to censor any dissent from feminism on the pages of that social networking website.
Recently Paul Elam appeared on the Jake Pentland Radio Show on Blog Talk Radio. It was a bit of a chaotic interview, punctuated by dumb questions…not from Jake Pentland but from some of the women associated with his show. Now he comes to AVFM, sans the shrills, for a real talk.
Paul Elam issues a statement regarding the recent meltdown at MRA London and where A Voice for Men will be going in the aftermath. This is one of those issues that comes up in the MHRM from time to time, and from which there is literally no escape. All opinions on it are welcome in this thread.
Some AVFM articles are the gift that keeps on giving. Paul Elam shares one of those from the past and also treats us to a review of why it was and is such a successful piece of writing. He also shows us how we have feminists to thank for it. This one will be fun for the old timers on the site.
