Kelly Brook illustrates that society thinks domestic violence is fine if a woman does it
It is apparently fun when a woman punches a man. No double-standards here, right?
It is apparently fun when a woman punches a man. No double-standards here, right?
Amid the scorched earth pogrom that has overrun the NFL attendant to the Ray Rice fiasco, there was some encouraging news that at least one head of a sports promotion once again proved that he can be trusted to handle the domestic violence issue properly.
You may have recently heard that the Iranian government has recently barred women from some academic programs. You may not have heard why.
You believe that in that nebulous thing called “The Islamic World,” women are treated like cattle, inferior, property. You wake up to realize gynocentrism is alive and well there. Welcome to the MGTOW Zone.
Eating disorders: yes they happen to men too, and while the way they manifest is a little from how they manifest in women, they are rooted in the same problems–and solutions are available. Laura Rodgers explains.
The General, as usual, is a fount of common sense that Social Justice Warriors and White Knights don’t want to hear.
Don’t teach soldiers how to protect themselves! Teach enemy combatants not to shoot!
Paul Elam recently had an interesting interview with Doc Thompson on The Blaze regarding widespread lies and corruption surrounding intimate partner violence. We thought you would enjoy hearing it.
When a man hits a woman, he’s evil, no matter what the circumstances. Especially if he’s a big black man. Also, we need to punish his wife and child. That’s society’s message. Right?
Lauren Martin wrote an interesting piece on what women need to do to get dates. She and other women she knows are having a hard time. And this is apparently because something’s wrong with men, not the way society treats them or the messages women have beaten into them since infancy.