Can women be chivalrous? Damn right they can.
In an age of great safety and convenience, perhaps its time to reconsider the role of chivalry.
Marriage rejection: an ancient form of men’s rights activism
Feminist spin would have us believe that men’s rights advocacy is little more than a backlash against modern feminism. Peter Wright unearths a deeper history to the movement.
The gynocentrism of Jordan Peterson
Most by now will have heard the name Jordan Peterson, who has become quite the internet sensation as he tackles the excesses of postmodern philosophy and it’s negative impact on society. His fight against the deconstruction of traditional cultural forms, along with the existential vertigo and nihilism that inevitably follow it are commendable. However there’s …
When Anger Is Legitimate
Sometimes anger is the only thing encouraging men to say what’s on their mind.
Women and the evolution of romance writing
Peter Wright looks at the origins and development of romantic love fiction and its role in supercharging gynocentrism
Eleanor of Aquitaine and her ‘Courts of Love’
For the history-minded among us, this piece by professor Amy Kelly reveals the taproot of our gender malaise
Men who sit at the screens
Angry Harry believed ‘men-who-sit-at-their-screens’ will displace the feminist narrative. So far the project is looking on track.
Harvesting the male gaze
We hear an awful lot about the evils of the male gaze, but rarely do we hear about efforts to harvest that gaze.
Courtship, it’s on you man
In the age of equality is there still any place for courtship?
Chivalry feminism
By coining the term ‘chivalry feminism,’ Ernest B. Bax highlighted feminism’s root power and the reason for its longevity.
