For those of you new to the Men’s Human Rights Movement, this is required reading before you venture into discussing these issues with others. For old hands, this will be a great refresher and reminder of what we face daily–and how forewarned is forearmed.
SAVE has issued a press release requesting that the country commissioners of Hancock County, Maine fulfill their responsibility to protect the public interest by removing Mary Kellett from her duties pending the investigation against her.
In 1923 Alice Paul came up with the idea for a Constitutional Amendment that would outlaw sexual discrimination at the federal and state level. The ERA continues to struggle for ratification 90 years later. It is time for that to end.
It appears that perhaps a large American restaurant chain may be blocking access to A Voice for Men and telling their customers that we are a “known hate site.” This sort of libelous conduct will not be tolerated without a nasty fight.
Danny Boy the Canadian MRA has a moving letter to his nephew, in hopes that he and other boys will see to live better times, and that more people who are uncomfortable now will have the courage to speak up.
The new wave of thought sweeping through the MRM has fundamentally demarcated that which went before and that which has gained center-stage now. Tawil steps to say what many already know. We have entered a second wave.
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.
Genital integrity activists from across the country are demanding that lawmakers ban the practice of circumcising boys. Awareness is being raised about the brutality and risk of the senseless practice of circumcision.
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.
