Peter Wright

Race Motherhood: Is Woman The Original Human Race? – by Dora B. Montefiore 1920

The following long essay written in 1920 is a recapitulation of the older gynocentric theory presented by Lester F. Ward. The theory, which was openly misandric, proved wildly popular among both feminists and laypersons in this early period of the modern era. Several notable men’s human rights activists, including Ernest B. Bax pushed back on …

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Anti-Gynocentrism is the Only Anti-Feminism That Matters

Men’s Rights Advocates have often watched with bemusement as newcomers arrive declaring support for men, with a resume saying just one thing: “I’m an antifeminist,” as if that were all we needed to know. Because antifeminism and men’s rights activism is synonymous, right? That’s literally what they assume. With the resume tabled they quickly move …

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A brief history of nagging

I recently mentioned to a friend that feminist verbiage amounts to little more than organized female nagging — the endless attempt to shame & guilt men into serving women. Is it any wonder that feminist street placards emphasise “having a voice,” “women speaking up,” “not being silenced,” and “speaking out”?  These phrases are nothing more …

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The Men’s Rights Movement: Changing The Cultural Narrative

The 2024 Ipsos survey answers the question of “Have we gone so far in promoting women’s equality that we are discriminating against men?” The graph below provides the result of interviewing a total of 24,269 adults, from the countries of Japan, Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, France, Germany, Great Britain, Italy, New Zealand, Spain, U.S.A., Argentina, Belgium, Chile, …

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USA, champion of extreme gynocentrism (1835–1929)

In 1835, the publication ‘Democracy in America’ by Alexis de Tocqueville concluded that the uniqueness of the American character, and its material growth, were due principally to female superiority: And if, now that I am approaching the end of this book, in which I have shown so many considerable things done by the Americans, you …

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