Book review of ‘Governance Feminism: An Introduction’
Peter Wright gives a brief review of ‘Governance Feminism: An Introduction’
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The wife of Bath
Eva Barb gives The Book of Wicked Wife the red pill treatment.
Martyrs of Marriage now on Netflix
It’s fascinating. After giving Cassie Jaye the cold shoulder on The Red Pill, Netflix is airing Martyrs of Marriage. We’re still miffed about The Red Pill snub, but we are glad that Deepika Bhardwaj got her project through.
@Twitter and @BuzzFeedNews working together to end free speech
It appears that Twitter and Buzzfeed are just two birds flocking together.
Why I’ll be speaking out for downtrodden men
Belinda Brown explains why she will be joining the cast of speakers for ICMI in London this July.
The employer’s guide to the Men’s Rights Movement
New contributor Gerard Nicol provides an introduction to the MRM for employers
The real reason so few women are in the boardroom
What are the reasons for lack of equal gender representation in the boardroom? Marty Nemko takes a look.
The virtue-signalling men allowing women into Men’s Sheds
The Australian Men’s Shed Movement is coming under increasing pressure to allow women into the movement. Bettina Arndt explains.
Comedy combats misandry: reflections of the ‘late’ Louis C.K.
Louis C.K. is just one of a number of men who have fallen in the recent sexual hysteria. We may have lost something more than just his talent.
Men as beasts of burden
Marty Nemko looks at typical labor patterns of men in relationships, and the frequently less-than reciprocal contributions from their female partners.
