The truth can be used in politics but politics doesn’t create truth. Dean Esmay explains why Men’s Humans Rights Movement eschews political labels in favor of addressing the issues ideologues ignore – or create,
Child abuse by the state enabling selfish parents continues to be a problem. These moving videos from the UK tell a story that is also being played out in the USA, Canada, Australia, and many other parts of the world.
When ‘soccer moms’ enroll boys in aggressive team sports to provide an outlet for male testosterone, are they helping boys to release aggression or rather creating an aggressive attitude that will need to draw upon the hormone to fuel it? Renown biologist Robert Sapolsky has some uncomfortable answers.
Las week, KSUM reached its $13,000 goal, and Sage has some words for the people responsible for this exciting outcome.
Unless governments and societies start rooting out our gynocentric biases, efforts to bring equality to men and women are doomed to fail. Ayami Tyndall explains the rot that wrecks us all.
We often hear complaints about the need for equal pay for equal work, but is the work in question always equal? Clint Carpenter gives an example of where it definitely wasn’t.
The story of Afghanistan is a story of children whose innocent smiles know a hinge of anxiety for they have seen too often how menacing life can be. It is also a story in which the UN and NGOs are more worried about the Patriarchy Theory than actual human rights. It is a story that you need to hear truthfully, for it’s a story of male children’s disposability.
In her debut article for AVfM, Chicago blogger Jane the Actuary (Jane Anderson) considers feminist Jessica Valenti’s demand for free menstrual products for women. This is equality?
Now that feminists are suing for peace, opening a dialogue with feminist men’s groups like the 200 year-old “Good Men Project” seems a good first step. Our Senior Editor Peter Wright joins the celebrations.
We suppose there are those who will object to this.
