Innocent until proven guilty
Basic principles of ethics and justice appear to need regular repetition. The General helps us out on that.
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Eating MGTOW
Paul Elam starts a new regular column on food and eating.
Dangerous rape myths: Part 1
Rape myths are common. And they’re highly destructive. Hannah Wallen shares a few common rape myths that badly need debunking.
Correcting history: “Petticoat Government” (1896)
Peter Wright shares yet another excerpt of forgotten history that punctures the myth that women once had no power and no voice.
Badd Popp orders a mustard sammich
Terrence Popp (Redonkulas.com) is back with a new video full of fun facts and figures—and a few realities of war. What will the physical standards be for women in combat in the U.S. military? He’s not the only one who would like to know. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z9zp6kyIcWo NSFW by the way. He’s a very naughty boy–but this …
Hanna Rosin: A lesson in propaganda
Slate magazine, that bastion of free speech (as long as you agree with them), gave us the lowdown on men’s status in the family court in a link to one of their articles: Men’s Rights Activists Say The Courts Are Against Them. They’re Wrong Of course, when I clicked on the link I got a …
Friday night fun: “Admitting my male privilege”
Sparky Fister, as always, gets right to the point. How about you? Want to share where you feel your male privilege?
Laws targeting bachelors in colonial America
Professor John G. McCurdy looks at the history of society exploiting and sometimes punishing men for choosing to be single.
Christabel Pankhurst – The White Feather betrayal of history
The tale of Christabel Pankhurst, who fought for the vote for women, isn’t quite as clean and saintly as many have been led to believe.
Q&A sessions at Male Students in Peril 2014
Hear the speakers of Male Students in Peril 2014 address questions from the audience.
