Activism takes many forms: helping get corrupt prosecutors disbarred. Calling incompetent judges to task. Lobbying state legislatures and Governors. Helping get innocent men out of jail. Or sometimes it’s noticing a single call for help, and giving a shit when a man looks like he needs help.
For Brad Casey. Watch this video, man, Watch it till your eyes bleed. Watch it till whatever part of your shopworn values that have not sold out start to find some inspiration from a single person telling their honest, simple story. Take an example from the courage, if you’re not too much of a chickenshit.
A Voice for Men is pleased to welcome new contributor Claire-Louise Meadows, who conducted an interview with MHRA and journalist Peter Lloyd for the Huffington Post. Lloyd is suing the Kentish Township Fitness Center for practicing discrimination against men and boys.
Saul Alinsky’s “Rules for Radicals” is a book which has our name on it. After all, the Men’s Human Rights Movement is, in reality, the most radical movement ever in the history of the human species. Andy Thomas from MRA London does a book review and then some.
Justice for Men and Boys (and the women who love them) plans to contest the top 30 Conservative marginal seats at the 2015 general election, if the funding is in place to do so, says founder Mike Buchanan in a news release just passed to A Voice for Men.
Perhaps one of the most offensive things about the Radfem group wanting to have a conference at the London Irish Centre is the reason that the place was built was largely to welcome Irishmen who were building the city of London, often dying in the process. MRA London reports.
Radfem 2013 was cancelled. And now it may be an animal welfare issue. We are betting that Cathy Brennan kicked her cat at least a dozen times while on the phone with Aer Lingus. Fortunately, we are still betting the cat ended up in better shape than Brennan.
Last year the radical feminist group Radfem wanted to have a conference in Conway Hall in London. Pressure was brought to bear over their exclusionary practices and the event hall ousted them. So this year they tried again. MRA London gave them the same results.
Remember the old 60 Minutes program where Mile Wallace or Morley Safer would just come barging into an establishment asking all sorts of inconvenient questions? Well, the practice has been resurrected by our friends across the pond at MRA London! Hooah!
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.
