Stephen A. Smith was right & censoring thugs are punishing him for it
Sports commentator Stephen A. Smith has uttered thoughts that Must Not Be Spoken aloud, and punished for it. Mumia Ali has much to say on the matter.
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Those who rule over us: Part III
From Angry Harry, the third installment in his series on those who rule over us.
Please buy a box of Cheerios #howtodad
We almost never endorse any product or get involved in anything that looks like that, but screw it, this is too awesome.
Love, domestic violence, suicide, and the Evil Empire: ICMI 2014
What is the “Evil Empire?” This is explained here along with other highlights from the International Conference on men’s Issues.
Why is discrimination bad?
Catreece Macleod goes into some dicey territory–what exactly is discrimination, and when is it OK and not-OK?
Feminism owns #WomenAgainstFeminism?
Feminism controls the global discourse on gender, and is flailing to keep control of the uppity #WomenAgainstFeminism. In their desperation they have poked their own brand full of holes, revealing the hypocracy-ridden core of the movement.
Awards Dinner: Presentation to the International Conference on Men’s Issues 2014
An Awards Dinner was held on the night of Day 1 of the International Conference on Men’s Issues. Special thanks were given out to the VFW and an award was given to one of the most important figures to the Men’s Human Rights Movement.
A tale of two talk shows
Reciprocal violence between men and women is usually blamed on the male even when a women admits to physically attacking a men first. New contributor Mark Dent provides an example of the mystifying double standards in the case of NFL footballer Ray Rice.
Men checking privilege
The feminist chant for men to ‘check their privilege’ is one we are all familiar with. Ayami Tyndal notices an unspoken implication in that little phrase that might provide an “Aha” moment for readers.
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.
