The David Pakman Show with guest Karen Straughan
Our own Girl Writes What has a conversation with the skeptical but open-minded David Pakman.
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Don’t ask, don’t tell, don’t think about it
He had an erection. So that means he was asking for it, right?
Circumcise a four-year-old boy who doesn’t want it? Obscene.
A four-year-old American child has been ordered to have a circumcision despite the fact that neither he nor one of his parents wants it, because one parent does. How can such cruelty go unchallenged?
No More Sex War – Neil Lyndon reprints the book that nearly destroyed him
Neil Lyndon wrote one of the earliest critiques of feminism and was nearly destroyed by a hostile press and even more hostile feminist critics. 22 years after the original publication, Neil is still refusing to bow to the totalitarian overlords.
Paul Elam at MSP’14
Paul Elam continues his reign of terror at Male Students in Peril.
In defense of families
Destroying children’s access to their fathers hurts not just the fathers, but most especially hurts those children. This day on International Men’s Day, Elizabeth Hobson, daughter of a single mother, notes just how important fathers are.
International Men’s Day: Being Co-opted?
As usual, all is not what it appears to be on the surface. International Men’s Day is already a target for feminist co-option. And it appears they might have a shot at it. A video with Paul Elam.
Men’s Human Rights Northern Ireland: A call for change on International Men’s Day 2014
The Belfast City Council did not want you to see this video by Men’s Rights Northern Ireland. We did.
UNFPA study on intimate partner violence and masculinity in India
Partha Sadhukhan uncovers tragic misinformation about domestic violence in India, and is raising awareness of this on International Men’s Day.
“Criticism of teachers is misogyny!” says teacher Nikki Suydam
Police are frequently criticized for the prevalence of crime. Doctors are routinely sued for malpractice and hospitals blamed for poor medicine. But what causes us to criticize teachers? According to one feminist, it’s caused by—you guessed it—misogyny!
