The role of ladies in the first sporting tournaments
Women were instrumental in inspiring and regulating manners at the first sporting tournaments. Has anything changed?
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Metoo? #NotMe!
The #MeToo movement is bad for men, bad for women and bad for society. Elizabeth Hobson explains why.
Feminist ideology’s grip on Australia’s key institutions
Rob Tiller, a male counsellor from Relationships Australia was recently fired for posting an article about male victims of domestic violence on his private Facebook page. Bettina Arndt tells the story.
Why my son (or daughter) will never be a boy scout
When John Bird’s son asked to be a boy scout, the resounding answer from this concerned father was no.
Post-structuralism and men’s liberation/rights
An academic look at the silencing of men and men’s issues by feminism
Dr. Joana Dos Santos of Toronto, Ontario, “Known Genital Mutilator”
She knows this amputation of healthy tissue is unnecessary, unethical, and risky, yet she continues to perform it and/or force others to perform it, under threat of termination.
The real reason why geeky men offend the church of feminism
Rachael Lefler delivers a smackdown to mainstream culture’s attack on geeks
Instruction of boys in the arts of chivalry
As contained in historical textbooks about chivalry, the training of boys to serve women starts very young.
The verdict is in: we’re all Bill Cosby now
Paul with some reflections and observations on Bill Cosby, drug culture and the ever shifting definition of rape.
Sexual selection theory has weaknesses relative to field reports
Douglas Galbi contends that if the science of sexual selection is to advance beyond shallow stereotypes about men and women it must take seriously the work of uncredentialed applied researchers.
