The University of Toronto Student Union has voted to condemn A Voice for Men, and is appealing to the administration of the University of Toronto to take action against us, including a ban and an attempt to shut us down. Fat chance, you ignorant lot of Stalinist pigs.
Norton Symantec is lying to their customers, painting groups dedicated to addressing issues faced by men and boys as hate groups. Paul Elam sends a thank you note to Norton Symantec CEO Steven Bennett for his good work.
In 1923 Alice Paul came up with the idea for a Constitutional Amendment that would outlaw sexual discrimination at the federal and state level. The ERA continues to struggle for ratification 90 years later. It is time for that to end.
The news is heating up about women in combat. As expected, arguments have erupted across the nation and beyond. According to Paul Elam, most people are arguing about the wrong things at the wrong time.
It appears that perhaps a large American restaurant chain may be blocking access to A Voice for Men and telling their customers that we are a “known hate site.” This sort of libelous conduct will not be tolerated without a nasty fight.
Vanja Krajina has been placed on the offender’s registry at register-her.com. She was placed there for the violent and abusive bigotry she inflicted on young men attempting to attend a lecture by Dr. Warren Farrell in November of 2012.
There were two inaugurations this morning. Barak Obama was sworn in to a second term as President of the United States, and A Voice for Men made another inroad as a leader in the discussion of sexual politics.
A Voice for Men Radio will be airing a special edition episode with Paul Elam and Dr. Tara Palmatier. They will be interviewing Daddy Justice, who was just railroaded in a Lancaster County, Pennsylvania courtroom.
We have just been advised that high profile father’s advocate Ben Vonderheide, aka Daddy Justice, is on trial for harassment and disorderly conduct. It also appears likely that this is a false allegation in progress. FTSU is a given.
A Voice for Men now embarks on an effort to create a revenue stream to be used for site maintenance and activism by offering cell and data services through Solavei, a company owned by T-Mobile.
