Valentine’s Day for dummies
As part of Valentines Day observations we are republishing some older articles, including this article by Peter Wright revealing Valentine’s is largely for entertaining women.
Feminism, sex-differences and chivalry
MRAs like to highlight important differences between the sexes – and feminists benefit from it.
Women’s and Men’s Rights
As the feminist movement gained traction in the 1800s, journalists already identified the sexism so typical of feminism today.
Men’s Rights Convention of 1851
In 1851 a women’s magazine published an article mocking a Men’s Rights Convention.
1857: Conference on Men’s Rights proposed
It may surprise readers to learn that conferences like the upcoming ICMI 16 were proposed as early as the mid 1800s. Peter Wright gives an example.
“Stang riding” as punishment for male victims of intimate partner violence
Have you been Stang Riden? Peter explains.
Reddit feminists talk about gynocentrism
Reddit feminists have finally discovered the word ‘gynocentrism’
Sexual feudalism: a history of the male sex role
Ever wonder where the contemporary male sex-role first originated? In his recently updated article on the subject Peter Wright looks at the cultural roots of chivalry.
Pleasure-seeking vs. relationships
Peter Wright questions some of our most cherished beliefs, starting with our Western cult of pleasure seeking.
A male-centered approach to disability – Part 3: Self-respect
In this third and final part in the series on men and disability, Peter Wright looks at self-advocacy and self-respect
