To the Feminist Frightened of KSU Men
A feminist on Kennesaw State University confronts Sage Gerard (Victor Zen) about his organization, KSU Men. She didn’t stand a chance.
"Tech guys THINK! It's awful!"
When a computer technician goes on a date with a woman there is ample potential for a disconnect – and ample potential for the woman to resort to shaming tactics if he doesn’t give in to emotional small-talk. Sage Gerard paints a picture of just such a scenario.
On Privilege and the Inexperience of Pundits
Victor Zen talks about how privilege is cast as original sin to frighten the impressionable into positions of ideological servitude.
Demanding Accountability in Maine
A civil rights rally was recently held in Maine. Carletta Bossano and her thug-underlings probably aren’t happy about it. Victor Zen has a report.
“We have no agenda,” says Ban-happy Mod on Raw Story
A member of the Clown Car of mods at The RawCooked Story, who goes by the handle “enthous,” resents the implication that they have an agenda when they pre-emptively ban people from correcting errors in stories about themselves. Seriously.
KSUM Heats Up Struggle Against Gynocentrism
At Kennesaw State University, it looks like games are being played again with Title IX requirements. Victor Zen reports.
Don’t Be Stupid
Respecting a dead man’s last, dying wish is one thing. Going beyond that is not always appropriate, however.
The Raw Story – slightly cooked
Our buddy Victor Zen’s image was used in a story about the attempt to silence the Mackney suicide note. When Victor and others tried to comment… more silencing ensued.
KSUM 2014 Spring Report
The AVfM community stepped up to help Kennesaw State University Men start a men’s issues group on campus. Sage Gerard (aka Victor Zen) has an update and tips for what others wanting to start men’s groups may want to check out.
A Handshake in Passing
AVFM Director of Collegiate Activism extends an acknowledgement and a welcome to mgtow.com, a recent addition to internet resources for men who choose a different path in life than what is chosen for them by others.
