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Apollo – God of Incels
There are many characters from Greek mythology who displayed involuntary celibacy, but perhaps none more famous than Apollo, the god of rational thought. Jungian psychologists view Greek gods and goddesses as archetypes – themes that appear not only in mythology but also psychologically and behaviorally in the lives of men and women. Apollo was the god of …
ICMI21: Q&A with Richard Orrett, self-professed incel
This video is taken from the ICMI21 series and represents a departure for ICMI. Richard Orrett, a self-professed incel, participates in a Q&A session with Robert Brockway & Natalie Powell. Many conference participants considered this a very enlightening session.
No feminists in a foxhole
I’ve heard it said many times before, but it bears repeating. Feminism can only exist in times of peace and plenty. In other words, when all of the back breaking, heavy lifting, life risking work has been done by men and the work environment is comfortable and carpeted with air conditioning (sexist though it may …
Comments on the Russian invasion of Ukraine
Robert Brockway is the owner and publisher of A Voice for Men however he’s made it clear that he is expressing his personal opinions in this video –Ed Text of the video Russia has invaded Ukraine. I condemn this wanton act of aggression on the part of Russia against the, per capita, poorest country in …
Ukraine: As in times past, men are forced into conflict and separated from their family
Ukrainian father says goodbye to his daughter, possibly forever, as he and all males aged 18 to 60 are banned from leaving, and are forced to stay behind and fight against Russia.
Has Chivalry Fled? (Article, May 1912)
The following article provides an example of a ‘threat narrative’ – i.e., in this case the threat that chivalry is departed or dying, thus putting women in danger in a myriad ways. The ‘Chivalry Is Dead’ trope has been wheeled out by every newspaper and media outlet for the last two centuries, on a weekly …
