With the (slightly) altered behavior of feminists at the University of Toronto on display, it has given John the Other an open door to reiterate some questions for feminists that he has been asking for several years. Let’s see if they provide some answers, though we are not suggesting anyone hold their breath just yet.
It appears the ideological thugs from the Socialist Party in Toronto are gearing up to cause problems tonight at the lecture on feminism presented there by Dr. Janice Fiamengo. Paul Elam urges activists to remain calm.
Three college students at Ryerson University in Toronto wanted to do their part in raising social awareness about issues affecting men and boys. That school has just branded them all as bigots and haters as a reward.
We are quickly approaching the speaking engagement of Dr. Janice Fiamengo at the University of Toronto in Ontario, Canada. There may be tempers flaring there, and MHRAs will be in attendance. Some words of caution from Paul Elam.
University of North Carolina has no men’s studies program. And if they did, there is only a few subjects you would need to teach. “Sit up” “beg,” and the ever popular “roll over.” Your reward for learning? You get to stay out of jail.
In the spirit of things lately, it seems that university groups dedicated to actually helping men are starting to pop up in the most unexpected places: Universities. And the action appears to be getting more intense. From NCFM.
There is a lecture coming to the University of Toronto in three days in which the speaker will be critical of academic feminism. This is happening at the same school where students violently protested Warren Farrell.
It appears the reverberations emanating from the University of Toronto protest against Warren Farrell are still bouncing around the halls of academe. Ryerson University students are forming a men’s issues group in response to the hate.
A Voice for Men welcomes new contributor and activist Michael Sharron, a North Carolina father with some perspective on how the University of North Carolina handles the thin accusations of a woman, and the death of a young man.
