JTO on Erika Jarvis
JtO offers some after the fact commentary on the Erika Jarvis affair.
To GMP Re: Erika Jarvis
Even in a capitalist, free enterprise system, it is often good form and good business to offer some assistance to your competitors. In that spirit Paul Elam presents a letter of recommendation to the Good Men Project.
The crucifixion of Erika Jarvis
Erica Jarvis, an aspiring feature writer in Canada, decided to do a piece on AVfM after the protests at the University of Toronto led to violence and controversy. She did a good job, and now she is paying the price for it, perhaps at the expense of her ever being a feature writer.
Enthusiastic stupidity
Sometimes it is very difficult to describe feminist ideas without an unfortunate reliance on cliches. Really, some of their ideas take the cake, stink up the room and give new meaning to the word stupid. Especially this one.
Not the standard interview
Erika Jarvis of the Toronto Standard conducted an interview with AVfM publisher Paul Elam about the activism conducted from this website and about why he became involved in the men’s movement to being with. The reviews are mixed.
Can you hear me NOW?
The National Organization for Women appears to have recognized that there is a men’s movement unlike anything they have ever seen before. They have issued a PDF that reveals a great concern about our existence. And so it begins.
The coming military witch hunts
President Obama has just signed the 2013 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) into law. It is a VAWA/Dear Colleague Letter for the United States Military. We are seeking a qualified voice to address it.
Arias plays the VAWA card
As we approach the inevitable attempt to resurrect the Violence Against Women Act, Jodi Arias has presented herself as a poster child for violent women and why VAWA should remain in the graveyard.
VAWA dies quietly, for now
The ushering in of 2013 also meant the ushering out of the Violence Against Women Act, at least for the time being. Paul Elam offers some suggestions to readers and Republicans about the comeback.
Here comes U of T junior varsity
The Varsity, the student newspaper for the University of Toronto is now asking questions about AVfM producing articles that outed the bigotry that appears to be alive and well in their student body.
