Spider-Woman’s big ass is a big deal!
Feminist censors are out on force again, wringing their hands over a supposedly “sexist” comic book image of Spider Woman.
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14-year-old Swedish state document about women’s peace altered
The Swedish government appears to be trying to change the historical record on old documents to cover its tracks, according to William Andersson of AVfM Sweden.
Good news. Laurie Penny is leaving the UK. Bad news. She’s returning in May.
Laurie Penny is one of the most excruciatingly hateful and incompetent journalists working today. No wonder she’s gotten a fellowship to Harvard.
Proof positive that gamers are misogynists
6oodfella has finally found the proof of the rampant hatred of women in video gaming. Must-watch!
The culture of victimhood
We live in an increasing culture of victimhood. Dr. David Ley reminds that our reactions to cries of victimization must be tempered with a belief in supporting their resiliency.
Angry Harry’s MRA Corner with Mike Buchanan
Sir Harry interviews Mike Buchanan
Early references to “Men going their own way”
Despite claims that the phrase was invented during the last decade, the phrase “Men Going Their Own Way,” or variants such as “going his own way,” or “go his own sweet way,” is hundreds of years old.
Stefan Molyneux: Presentation to the International Conference on Men’s Issues 2014
Controversial libertarian philosopher Stefan Molyneux was the final speaker on the final day of the International Conference on men’s Issues 2014. Here we present a complete transcript of his remarks.
MythBusting the Gender Pay Gap
Pamela Coukos, US Dept. of Labor Senior Program Advisor (and perhaps Senior Propaganda Advisor?) has made some rather strange claims about the “gender wage gap.” Ellen Fishbein has a bone to pick with her.
“Quinnspiracy” Part 1 – Zoe Quinn and the Wizardchan Raid
Probably one of the most disgusting aspects of the Zoe Quinn Gamergate press scandal, and the one least-noticed, was the horrific bullying of a group called Wizardchan. Some Asian Guy has a lot to say about that. Here’s Part 1.
