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Activism Panel Discussion: International Conference on Men’s Issues 2014

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We have over the last couple of months presented full transcripts of all the presentations at the International Conference on Men’s Issues 2014. Here we bring you the final session of day 2 of the conference proper–essentially, the closing. It was a long, rambunctious, sometimes heated, often funny discussion. Our thanks as always to Rick …

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An open letter to Emma Watson

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Emma Watson has received a lot of attention recently as a result of her UN speech about women. Many have applauded her, and perhaps an equal number have questions about her support for feminist thinking. Honey Badger Radio host Rachel Edwards gives a heartfelt response, and we hope, perhaps in vain, that Ms. Watson will take the opportunity to read it and respond.

Two major publications now covering Pauley Perrette’s court hearing

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Pauley Perrette did show up for her restraining order hearing yesterday and it appears she’s pulling out all the stops; the hearing lasted hours and was recessed until Friday the 26th. Much to our delight, the hearing isn’t being ignored by all of the mainstream media; both the National Enquirer and London Daily Mail are reporting it. Tabloids? …

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7 more staple MHRA arguments

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Continued from 7 Staple MHRA Arguments. 8. Heterogeneity is not an excuse. A common feminist complaint is that MHRAs oversimplify feminism by treating it as a homogeneous mass. I’ve discussed how feminism is defined as an institution in my previous “7 Staples” article. Feminists appeal to the complexity of feminism as an ideology to avoid discussing criticisms …

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