Monday Morning Roundup
Here’s a bunch of cool free stuff you may have missed in the last week or so, or while you were away for the weekend, plus a few links outside of AVfM you may want to take a gander at. Saddle up!
Here’s a bunch of cool free stuff you may have missed in the last week or so, or while you were away for the weekend, plus a few links outside of AVfM you may want to take a gander at. Saddle up!
In many ways the MRM is the first real attempt for men to cross the bridge form the old world into the new on their feet with their spines in place. Rod Van Mechelen knows it, too. He offers an analysis of a new, old battle.
The future of any movement depends on reaching out to young people. The MRM is no different. It is quite simple, we either lift up young men and women in our cause, or we perish. TCM shows us a great example of how this is done.
We have just been advised that high profile father’s advocate Ben Vonderheide, aka Daddy Justice, is on trial for harassment and disorderly conduct. It also appears likely that this is a false allegation in progress. FTSU is a given.
Dr. Greg Canning, brave soul that he is, took the brunt for us by reading Joseph Gelfer’s self proclaimed masterpiece of revelation, The Masculinity Conspiracy. Thank you Greg, for going there for us on this one.
A Voice for Men now embarks on an effort to create a revenue stream to be used for site maintenance and activism by offering cell and data services through Solavei, a company owned by T-Mobile.
Erica Jarvis, an aspiring feature writer in Canada, decided to do a piece on AVfM after the protests at the University of Toronto led to violence and controversy. She did a good job, and now she is paying the price for it, perhaps at the expense of her ever being a feature writer.
Questions, questions and more questions. Loads of them. Skeptic is doing all the asking. You get to answer any way you want. But you better come up with something quick. He is already eyeing the remote control.
Erika Jarvis of the Toronto Standard conducted an interview with AVfM publisher Paul Elam about the activism conducted from this website and about why he became involved in the men’s movement to being with. The reviews are mixed.
First Monday roundup of the new year. Because we suspect a lot of you are just returning from the holidays, we’re covering more than just the last week. Hold onto your hats, cowpokes, we’ve had us quite a steer ride!