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Paul Elam recently posted an article involving Georgetown University and an employee who allegedly trashed applications for admission based on sex and race. He now says he got it wrong and is publishing a retraction to the story, as well as an apology to those affected.
Rehtaeh Parsons was gang-raped by four boys at the age of fifteen. Three years later she committed suicide. The suicide is a proven fact. The gang rape is not. Patrick Doran takes a close look at the reaction to the tragic end of this girls life and finds only more cause for concern.
After the Radfems were ousted from yet another venue, an Italian MHRA shows some compassion for the wayward bunch of grrls and offers them a conference facility with free food and lodging on the outskirts of Rome. We are betting that it is the best offer they will get.
And now comes from the mainstream media their coverage on the University of Toronto. They did not get everything right, by any means, but they did do what so far has not been happening. They acknowledge that our issues deserve a platform.
In the continuing efforts to address the problem of the corrupt use of restraining orders in family courts, AVFM is joining forces with other human rights advocacy groups to bring pressure to bear on courts that have lost touch with the intent and spirit of the law, even as they blindly follow its letter.
Please join us tomorrow in participating in what should be a great event on Reddit: Ask Me Anything. Dean Esmay has made all the arrangements and Erin will deliver the goods for sure. Go on, ask her anything. Just be there tomorrow at 11:00 AM Eastern Time. And be wary the trolls.
Recently the identity of a certain red headed bigmouth has been posted to the internet. Paul Elam is asking for your cooperation in not posting her personal information to this website. We oppose repression of free speech, not free speech itself. Let’s stay consistent and on our mission. Thanks
A Voice for Men welcomes new contributor Max Cade, who shares his personal story from male shame to avid consumer of red pills. He also gives us a meaningful glimpse into the world of boys; how we shape and mold and shame them into the service of women. Welcome Max. And welcome to all boys, girls, men and women with the courage to love.
During the last two lectures at the University of Toronto hosted by the Canadian Association for Equality, an individual or individuals pulled fire alarms, triggering emergency services and forcing the building to be temporarily evacuated. Dan Perrins reviews the events, the law, and what we will do in the future.
