First and second wave of the men’s rights movement
It may surprise some readers to learn the Men’s Human Rights Movement (MHRM) is at least 130 years old. Peter Wright provides an overview of the history up to the present.
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It is time to take the MHRM into American universities
The time is now to start taking the message of men’s rights to the campuses of American universities. Here’s how you can help.
The current push for colleges to investigate allegations of sexual abuse can hurt valid cases: A law enforcement perspective
In recent weeks and months, there has been a flurry of activity regarding the investigation of sexual assault allegations on college campuses. The entire apparatus is the most doomed since the invention of the square wheel, and the clapper.
Big time waste and corruption in Romania by the European Union – Part one
Programs for “helping women” with European Union funds are nothing but a transnational corruption scheme, reports Lucian Valsan of AVfM Romania. Here’s part 1 of his examination of this scandal.
Leveling up to the red pill
Most who come to the men’s movement have experienced what they call a “red pill moment,” where suddenly they realized the world wasn’t what they’d believed it was all along. Ayami Tyndall looks forward to the day when such awakenings are rare.
Hell just froze over
It is a rare day when more mainstream publications take a departure from the doctrine and start telling the truth.
Ray of darkness: The chilling effect on Black men of Stephen A. Smith’s suspension
The brutal man. And the not-so-hidden subtext to some of society: the brutal BLACK man. Both are stereotypes we need to break if we’re ever to treat women, or men, like human beings. Ty Henry takes a look at a case currently in the American media.
Liberate women from third-wave feminism
Do women need liberation from the strictures of feminism? Doesn’t supporting women’s agency mean letting women make contrary choices, or are women obliged to support feminism?
The Gondoliers: Exploring the privilege of dis-privilege
W. S. Gilbert penned what would become one of Gilbert and Sullivan’s more successful operettas, The Gondoliers. The operetta highlights the folly of blind adherence to ideology, and the gynocentric charade that men and women subscribe to.
How I went from Feminist to Honey Badger
Kristal Garcia grew up a feminist. Eventually she abandoned feminism. Then she became actively anti-feminist–then a Men’s Rights Activist. Here she describes her moving and powerful journey.
