Managing Editor Dean Esmay returns with a special two-week edition of the Monday Roundup, hitting on the amazing amount of awesome stuff that’s happened the last two weeks. How anyone can not think these are amazing days we have no idea. Last week’s roundup was missed in all the excitement, so now you get two, two, two weeks in one! News! Opinion! Sports! Art! Stories! And more! Yee-haw!
Paul Elam took a vacation from his activism in the Men’s Human Rights Movement. No sooner was he out of town than things, lots of them, started happening. The Vladek Filler case reached its probable conclusion, more MHRA posters got feminists in a tizzy and the staff of volunteers and activists at AVFM went into high gear to bring all of it to you without a hitch. In other words, Paul could have taken more time off, but he didn’t want to.
At 05:30 Central Time (US) A Voice for Men’s servers will be going down for scheduled maintenance for approximately 1 hour.All is well, remain calm, no need to send us panicked emails or worry about hackers or anything else, there’s a hard drive issues and a few other minor things that just have to be done and are being handled by competent professionals who know what they’re doing.
It it Monday again? Already? Really? Yes really. And Dean Esmay is back with another weekly roundup of all the cool shit you may have missed in the last week, especially if you’re coming back from a long weekend. We’ve been raising Hell in the Mountaineer State and the Pine Tree State. Plus videos, radio shows, kicking Phyllis Schlafley in the butt, picking on feminists who deserve it and more. Read on, pardners!
AVfM Managing Editor Dean Esmay returns with the Monday Roundup of all the cool stuff you may have missed in the last week. What, you say it’s a Tuesday? Well it was a long weekend for Canadians so there you go, eh? Anyway, here’s all the stuff in the rough with none of the fluff.
It is with great regret that I have to announce the death of AVFM Senior Editor Suzanne McCarley’s husband, Mac. He passed away just moments ago after a very short battle with pancreatic cancer. Please join us in offering Suzanne our support and comfort at this very hard time in her life. AVFM will be suspending operations till Tuesday morning out of respect for the McCarley Family.
Slutwalks are regular events these days, especially in college towns. They’re supposed to teach us that raping women is bad. Which is very helpful, since we had no idea that was a bad thing. Dan Perrins attended one such educational event lately, and reports how much he learned. Rape is bad. Rape hysteria is good. Even if it kills!
It is that time of year again, folks. A Voice for Men is calling on all readers, activists and other supporters to help us take this website, and this movement, a little further in the right direction. We have ambitious goals this time, as always, but we know with your help we will reach them and go beyond, in service to the cause of serving men and boys.
Stu is an MHRA who has been watching the Men’s Human Rights Movement for a long time now. He is also a big supporter of AVfM who has never written and article for the site, until now. He has some thoughts on what AVFM has accomplished in the past, and where we are going in the future. And he wants you to help. You can, you know.
The weekend is over, the Monday grind begins. So to start your week off right, here’s a roundup of stories and videos and news items and other goodies you may have missed while you were away this weekend, or that may have glazed past your eye in the last week. Oh and a few off-site links, and the story of the tiny fuckup that wouldn’t go away.
