At long last, justice for Vladek Filler
Finally, justice.
AVfM Editorial
Christina Hoff Sommers talk at UCLA to be boycotted
Christina Hoff Sommers is scheduled to speak tomorrow at UCLA, for a law school campus group. The attack campaign is off to an ugly start.
Did the family courts kill Robin Williams, or was it just us?
Paul Elam has some thoughts on the life and death of Robin Williams.
Equality can pack quite a punch
There has been quite a bit of media attention to the remarks of Whoopi Goldberg about women who commit violence against men with the idea that they are untouchable. Paul Elam offers some editorial on the matter.
Unequal justice in Maine: Paul Cavanaugh
Paul Cavanaugh, Assistant District Attorney (ADA) in Hancock and Washington Counties, Maine, wants to become the new District Attorney, replacing his boss Carletta Bassano, who had the good sense not to run for re-election. Unfortunately for the citizens of Maine, Cavanaugh’s record suggests quite strongly that all he has to offer is more of the same: …
Don’t Be Stupid
Respecting a dead man’s last, dying wish is one thing. Going beyond that is not always appropriate, however.
Killing for Equality
We have all gotten used to women getting a pass on murder by using the battered wife defense. Well, sometimes the hand that feeds you will also reach out and smack you across the face.
Is Maureen Dowd necessary?
The question is rhetorical. Everyone knows that Maureen Dowd is unnecessary. The real question is this: Is self-plagiarism an actual thing? It may be, and it may be the only reason that Dowd keeps sucking air and taking up room on a planet that doesn’t need her and to which she contributes nothing new.
Veteran’s Day: 22 will kill themselves today
And so America “celebrates,” honors if you will, another Veterans Day, when we are supposed to express thanks for all the blood spilled and lives lost, instead of demanding an end to the carnage. This, however. is A Voice for Men, and Paul Elam wants no part in glorifying these human horrors.
GMP: Fathers are not important
Suzanne Venker wrote an article about the importance of fathers in the lives of children. It was published at the Good Men Project, and was just as quickly taken down with the assurance that no one at GMP agreed with her. They finally got real about who they are, says Paul Elam
