The social double standard illustrated by concern over violence against women is a part of traditional culture. Feminism did not “create” this, but feminism most certainly feeds upon it, and grows fat upon it, and wouldn’t long survive without it.
A young mentally disturbed person brutally murders four men and two women, and the blame is put on, what else? The Men’s Rights Movement and generalized “misogyny.” Janet Bloomfield has a few thoughts on the matter.
Adam Kostakis’ landmark online lectures about gynocentrism were published on AVfM in 2011, but for all who didn’t catch them then we pleased to run them again. Here is the first of his twelve seminal articles.
It appears that ex-PUA Elliot Rodger is a mass-murderer. Who does the Establishment try to blame for this? Fidelbogen explains.
If you’re going to engage with an opponent who has no respect for decency or fairness, you may need to shift tactics–or as Jack Outis suggests, tictacs.
Men’s human right’s activists (MHRAs) frequently debate partisan stances on a variety of topics. But there’s a more commonly-shared goal within the movement. The Ace that trumps partisan positions is the securing of a greater and better range of choices for men and boys.
Conscription, sometimes called “the draft” is still practiced in nearly half the world. Its victims are overwhelmingly male. Jon Gunnarsson looks at this common human rights violation almost no one talks about.
Whoopi Goldberg recently said something that in any sane society which viewed men and women as equally human and deserving of the same rights would not be even remotely controversial.
Her work discredited by researchers Richard Warshak and Linda Nielsen, and publicly exposed by journalist Bettina Arndt, anti-father activist Jennifer McIntosh is now backed into a corner and attempting to run for cover. But it’s probably too late for her. Robert Whiston explains.
The BBC recently reached a new low in documentary making. Look for the file dated 8 May 2014 in the J4MB YouTube channel: http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKhX1c3ow6BrzdzP3ydpeZQ/videos Kirsty Wark – a relentlessly feminist presenter on Newsnight and elsewhere – presented a fictional world in which misandry doesn’t exist, only women suffer from sexism, and more. It was, in short, a …
