She loves HeForShe, but what about he?
Sage Gerard has fun playing with the new online campaign Emma wants us all to be part of.
7 more staple MHRA arguments
Continued from 7 Staple MHRA Arguments. 8. Heterogeneity is not an excuse. A common feminist complaint is that MHRAs oversimplify feminism by treating it as a homogeneous mass. I’ve discussed how feminism is defined as an institution in my previous “7 Staples” article. Feminists appeal to the complexity of feminism as an ideology to avoid discussing criticisms …
Ashli Howell fans old flames on Kennesaw State University
Recently KSU Men (KSUM) received balanced, first page treatment in The Sentinel, the Kennesaw State University school paper. Predictably a few anti-male voices rumbled in the background – Sage Gerard responds.
Gender elitism from the Elite Daily
Lauren Martin wrote an interesting piece on what women need to do to get dates. She and other women she knows are having a hard time. And this is apparently because something’s wrong with men, not the way society treats them or the messages women have beaten into them since infancy.
Advising New Mexico Tech
Men’s issues groups are coming to American campuses. If one fails, another begins. The founder of KSU Men has some advice for others.
Feminism owns #WomenAgainstFeminism?
Feminism controls the global discourse on gender, and is flailing to keep control of the uppity #WomenAgainstFeminism. In their desperation they have poked their own brand full of holes, revealing the hypocracy-ridden core of the movement.
Rape Aggression Defense program was never for men
Sage Gerard has been looking into the Rape Aggression Defense (RAD) Systems implementation on Kennesaw State University and discovered that it was never designed for men. Taking the matter into his own hands he has decided to canvassing alternative self-defense companies to do business with.
The KSUM Conference on Educational Equity needs your help
Kennesaw State University Men (KSUM) is the first men’s human rights student organization to emerge from the A Voice for Men (AVfM) community and the first men’s rights organization in the state of Georgia.
#WhenWeSayYES Profits from Dishonesty and Insecurity
A feminist group ‘The Body is Not An Apology’ (BNA) recently launched a campaign to raise $80,000 for a website. Victor Zen takes a closer look at the initiative to find it’s little more than an attempt to profiteer from insecure women.
To the Feminist Still Confused about KSU Men
After establishing Kennesaw State University Men (KSUM), Victor Zen has received an increasing amount of enquiries about the initiative, including by a feminist who appears a little slow to figure out the group’s purpose – Victor responds.
