An open letter To Rosie Batty
Rosie Batty was named Australian of the Year not long ago, and has since then used this status to talk about Family Violence–in a shockingly bigoted and hateful way.
Rosie Batty was named Australian of the Year not long ago, and has since then used this status to talk about Family Violence–in a shockingly bigoted and hateful way.
Pierce Harlan shows that feminists are now openly objecting to men having rights.
Despite being a pin-up boy for the White Ribbon movement, Dr. Tanveer Ahmed made the mistake of attempting to discuss some of the contributing factors to male violence.
When your political feminism is making your personal life miserable, perhaps you should reassess. Mumia Ali shows where to start.
Political power comes from the voters, and when the voters are mostly women, it is all good, right? Prentice Reid noticed an exception.
Popp takes a look at the way women prefer to carry out domestic violence. It starts with joint email accounts and ends with your balls in her purse.
Giving value to men in society can be done. Janet Bloomfield has a mind-blowing plan that feminists will love like they do patriarchy.
Every once in a great while a new scholar emerges with a real respect for men, women, and evidence. AVfM welcomes Paula Wright.
NOW opposes any assistance for men and boys under the doctrine “separate is not equal”. The hypocrisy is staggering. Prentice Reid investigates.
Feminists like to argue that men are the socially valued gender. Military cemeteries around the world suggests this may not be true. Randy Macanahaugh examines in-group bias.