Barbara Kay was our sixth speaker on Day 1, June 27, 2014. This particular speech was one of the most frequently quoted by the press; now everyone has the opportunity to see her remarks in their full context. Do the quotes you read seem like they were in full context to you?
A rousing, positive speech by Dr. Fred Jones at the First International Conference on Men’s Issues, about staying positive in the face of adversity and having the courage to be the first at something and not let anything or anyone get in your way.
We take issue of some of what the feminist here has to say, but we were impressed by the straightforward reporting of ABC Fusion.
Mike Buchanan of the Justice 4 Men and Boys (& The Women Who Love Them) was the fourth speaker on the International Conference on Men’s Issues 2014. Here is a complete transcript along with the video.
Editor’s note: We will be presenting the complete transcripts of all the International Conference on Men’s Issues 2014 presentations here on AVfM in the following weeks. We have already published the first two here and here. Here is the third presentation from the first official day, June 27th: that of Dr. Tara Palmatier, who devotes …
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Monica Hesse of the once-great Washington Post deceived her readers with a hatchet job on the 2014 International Conference on Men’s Issues. Robert Franklin deconstructs her bigoted and misleading narrative.
Angry Harry, considered by many to be the father of the online men’s movement, has started a new series he’s called “MRA Corner” wherein he interviews Men’s Rights Activists. For his inaugural interview, he honored AVfM’s Managing Editor. We hope you enjoy it and that it gives you insight into how some of us think.
The second speaker at the International Conference on Men’s Issues in 2014 was Erin Pizzey. Here is a full transcript of her presentation from Day 1 of the ICMI14.
AVfM’s 1st International Conference on Men’s Issues will be remembered as an historic event. We will be presenting transcripts for easy searching and posterity of all our speakers. Here is the first speech from day 1 of the conference, Senator Anne Cools on the history of the law as it has evolved regarding women, men, and children.
Bucky Turco is, in the grand scheme of things, a pretty small fish in a pretty large pond. But his sad little tale has inspired us to help him, and other amateur journalists like Adam Serwer and Jessica Roy, know something about what profession journalism looks like. Or used to look like.
