The audacity to criticize Hope
Sports media figures break the silence on women’s domestic violence. It’s about time. Applause for Christine Brennan!
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Bow down, bitches: Feminists go gaga over Beyoncé; don’t get the joke
Feminists rule! Beyoncé’s performance at MTV’s VMAs electrified feminists around the world. August Løvenskiolds explores how victim narratives and powerful women inevitably devolve into conflict.
MGTOW vs Islam Part 1 – The value of men & women
Get ready to watch something exceptional. MGTOW FTW.
Young men’s guide to campus secessionism: Part 1
Possibly finding yourself on the receiving end of a rape allegation, under any of dozens of potential “charges,” alone in a room with no legal counsel, with the burden of proof on you alone: are you sure you should even go to college young man?
White girls bully and attack black dude
This never happens, right? Or is it just “funny” when it does, and totally “outrageous” when the guy finally loses it?
Robert Franklin: Presentation to the International Conference on Men’s Issues 2014
Robert Franklin, former editor of the Houston Law Review, was our fourth speaker on Day 2, June 28, 2014. This particular speech deserves special scrutiny by people who think we’re just making stuff up about the ongoing destruction of men’s civil rights.
A call to arms! Walk A Mile with Men’s Rights Edmonton!
Sammy Allouba voices his support for an important campaign to understand violence against women.
Gender hypocrisy in the porn debate
We often hear hand-wringing sermons by ‘experts’ claiming male interest in porn is a terrifying addiction. Psychologist Dr. David Ley takes a look at the recent film Don Jon and concludes the real problem is not that porn-watching is scary, but that it is free, convenient, and offers men a discounted option to the high cost of sex.
The second Koalemos Awards – celebrating stupidity!
Victor Zen continues his crusade against the influential stupid with his Darwin Award inspired celebration of human idiocy.
On generalizations about women (and men)
Utter a generalization and some people lose their minds. Karen Straughan explores the need for women who care about men’s issues to stop being such delicate flowers.
