Aman Siddiqi on The Psychology of Prejudice Against Men
*Read Aman Siddiqi’s groundbreaking dissertation: ‘A Clinical Guide to Discussing Prejudice Against Men‘.
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Of hats, heads and hegemony
If you are in the habit of watching old movies, it’s hard to avoid comparisons between fashions in years past and today. Obviously, the costumes in period pieces often look more bizarre (dig that ruffled collar on Queen Elizabeth…check out that hoopskirt on Scarlett O’Hara) than the attire of the future in science fiction films. …
XY Crew Jamboree – October 5-10, 2022! Be there!
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If Abortion Rights, then the Right of Parental Surrender
For the past 49 years, abortion rights in the U.S. have been solely a creature of constitutional law. The right of privacy created by Supreme Court precedents that, in turn, created the right to an abortion, applied, of course, only to women. Men naturally had no right to privacy as it applied to pregnancy and …
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A Letter to Washington Post Columnist Kate Cohen
A Letter to Washington Post Columnist Kate Cohen Dear Ms. Cohen, I respectfully ask that you take the time to read this admittedly long letter in its entirety and to thoughtfully consider what I say here. As a lifelong reader of the Washington Post, I’ve long noticed that the Post has a clear bias in …
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Going rogue with Royko
The wisecracking, street-smart newspaperman was something of a stock character in old movies (notably The Front Page in 1931). Such movies often portrayed aggressive, ambitious reporters competing against one another for stories while working for morally-challenged editors and publishers seeking to boost circulation by any means necessary. For the most part, journalism was a rough-and-tumble …
Briffault’s Law: A Classic Example Of Reductionist Categorical Thinking
This article is in response to Paul Elam and Peter Wright’s excellent recent critique[1] of Briffault’s Law. I have also critiqued Briffault’s law in my article linked here[2]. The manosphere has to have a mechanism of addressing and identifying bad ideas. Bad ideas that are not only factually incorrect, but also hold men back and negatively impact their …
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Briffault: Rules for the Rational Simp
Hey guys. From time to time I have the pleasure of collaborating on a piece with Peter Wright of Gynocentrism.com. Though it is written in first person, this is one of those pieces. My sincere thanks to Peter. * * * “The female, not the male, determines all the conditions of the animal family. Where …
Rittenhouse, Woke Madness, the Good Sense of the Jury
Just last week I posted a piece whose thesis was that, contrary to the beliefs of elites over the millennia, non-elites often behave more responsibly than those who appoint themselves our betters. The outcome of the elections of November 2nd demonstrated the point. From Seattle to Virginia, We the People rejected the woke narrative that all white people …
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Limit to gender justice: lessons of ancient & medieval sumptuary laws
Men historically have carried a highly disparate gender burden of working to provide money for women. Women seeking from men expensive goods (dinners at fine restaurants, diamond rings, fancy dresses, etc.) contributes to this structural gender oppression of men. One distraught man recently described gender-typical difficulties in his relationship with his wife: She came from a family …
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