Never mind disease. Guess who wants to talk gender as a preexisting condition?
Gynocentrism proves to be a pervasive force in sexual politics. As Zach Janssen points out in this timely essay, it even calls the shots in our healthcare debate.
Gynocentrism proves to be a pervasive force in sexual politics. As Zach Janssen points out in this timely essay, it even calls the shots in our healthcare debate.
Lucian Vâlsan got the chance to watch the Indian documentary ”Martyrs of Marriage” on the abuse of Section 498a of the Indian Penal Code.
Peter Wright looks at the origins and development of romantic love fiction and its role in supercharging gynocentrism
Why are feminists often silent about the behavior of radical Muslims, but so ready to condemn Western men for the slightest slight? Doug Mortimer explores.
Bryan Scandrett addresses one of the questions arising on social media – the value of women discussing men’s issues.
Paul Elam takes a look at men’s violence without the feminist spin.
A revealing hoax was recently played on the Gender Studies world. But perhaps the biggest hoax of all is gender studies itself.
Every now and then we break with our usual articles and listen to some music. Here’s a piece by The Pretenders.
Joseph Egareva was recently asked to share with a group of women his opinion about what men want. His answer provided a moment of pause in his audience.
Cassie Jaye describes the process of confronting her own resistance to hearing men’s issues.