A male-centered approach to disability – Part 2: Institutional gynocentrism
Women dominate the provision of services throughout the disability sector. Peter Wright looks at the implications for men.
A male-centered approach to disability – Part 1: Supercrip
Throughout history men with disabilities have also demonstrated considerable abilities. Peter Wright brings you the first of a three-part series exploring men and disability.
The Henpecked Club
The Henpecked Club existed from the year 1700 through to 1975, making it the longest running domestic violence support group in the world.
Hera, Ancient Greek goddess of…. feminism?
Acting much like a feminist, and not unlike a typical personality disordered woman, the Greek Goddess Hera makes for an interesting study
A new psychology for men
Peter Wright sheds light on what is to come in the world of men and psychology. The time for change has come, and the people have arrived.
Don’t just do something, SIT THERE
Men are human doings, not human beings – or so we are led to believe by the gynocentric culture that thrives off men’s labor.
MGTOW: chemo for a cultural cancer
Sometimes a little poison helps rid a tumor and bring about healing. One of many benefits of MGTOW is its chemo-like effects on gynocentrism
Barry Williams talks of his hunger strike for men’s issues in 1970’s
In the light of Dan Perrins’ hunger strike we are pleased to republish this classic interview between Dean Esmay and Australian Barry Williams who went on a similar hunger strike for men’s issues in the 1970s.
The gynæcocentric theory, by Lester Ward (1903)
Lester Ward developed his ‘gynæcocentric theory’ in a speech in 1888, providing a touchstone for later feminists and evolutionary psychologists interested in female superiority.
