Fatherhood Under Attack: A Male Space with Paul Elam and Dr. Baskerville
Fathers
Ben Hart lays it out
This is a follow-up to various videos posted by Ben Hart and his daughter Madi. Ben’s story will be familiar to many men who read A Voice for Men. He talks about the mistakes he made during his divorce and encourages other men to avoid making the same mistakes.
Adopting can be the smart choice for fathers
Adoption as an option for men who choose to not have a committed relationship or marriage.
Children need fathers on Christmas
Eastern Europe has seen the advancement of much misandry, particularly in their family courts. Their is also the rumblings of resistance afoot. The national media there is slow to pick up on it, but Lucian Valsan brings us the report.
The Maternal Preference
Contrary to popular belief, there was never a time in American history when courts treated children as the “property” of their fathers so that mothers had to wage a decades-long Equal Rights campaign to win the right to have the custody of their own children. As explained in my book, The History of Custody Law, …
The six ways you’ll see your dad
Is it just us, or are positive depictions of fatherhood, even in comedy, becoming more and more common?
The Scourge of Fatherlessness and the Death of God
If God is dead, all things are permitted. —Ivan Karamazov in The Brothers Karamazov There is a father absence crisis in society, observes the National Fatherhood Initiative. “According to the U.S. Census Bureau, 18.3 million children, 1 in 4, live without a biological, step, or adoptive father in the home,” it reports. This is generating a …
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On Father’s Day, Can We Please Stop Lecturing Dads?
Long before they replaced mothers with “birthing persons,” fathers were being told to be more like mothers
The fight for father’s rights in the UK
In the UK, women become mothers when they give birth. Fathers must file an application to become fathers, and the mother must agree. That’s an interesting version of equality.
