AVfM Radio to introduce children’s programming
A Voice for Men Radio announces it will be featuring children’s programming in the not too distant future. The stories are designed to help children develop self concept and healthy boundaries.
A Voice For Men
A slight problem for the opposition
The recent attempts to discredit the men’s movement have been intense, and equally fruitless. Paul Elam explains why, and why they are losing this war in the court of public opinion.
A message from Dan Moore (Factory)
Dan Moore is a well respected MRA, for reasons too numerous to list. He has been hit hard by life, as a man, and as a human being. But our friend remains standing, and he still has something to say.
Passing an all important hat
Once again it is time for the AVfM fundraiser that coincides with each change of season. Please help us fulfill our important mission of spreading awareness of men’s issues.
Is Futrelle Barca’s boy-toy?
The recent rash of attacks on MRA’s have begun to devolve into a hairy armpit of sniveling morons who have taken their cue from the top, namely places like SPLC.
An open letter to Richard Cohen of the SPLC
The Southern Poverty Law Center has placed AVfM and other related sites on a list identifying them as “misogynist” and “woman hating.” Paul Elam responds with a letter to the SPLC president.
AVfM going dedicated
AVfM takes a big step in making the user experience here smoother and addressing some down time issues by hosting the site on dedicated servers. There may be some brief outages as we make the transition, but it will be worth it.
Politics and Men’s Rights
People like PZ Myers stand up for female behavior associated with a victimized past, but not men who suffer from a traumatic event, such as soldiers with PTSD from the battlefield.
The Big What If
Occasionally Skeptic daydreams to see what comes to mind. Only when folks ask the right questions, do they get the right answers. Questions don’t fall out of the sky and into our heads though. We need to take time to think them up.
Court imposes jail sentence for Facebook rant
An angry rant on facebook leads to the threat of jail by a court magistrate in Cincinnati Ohio. Apology written by the court is ordered posted on the Facebook page.
