Man Up: a poetic response…
We’ve all heard the phrase, but few actually know what it means; fewer still demand to be heard after being told, to “Man Up!”
We’ve all heard the phrase, but few actually know what it means; fewer still demand to be heard after being told, to “Man Up!”
Once in a while, some group or institution actually means it when they say they care equally about people regardless of things like race or sex, and puts that into action. Goshen College appears to have such people working for it, as Jonathan Taylor notes. Bravo!
Our thanks to a supporter, Ray Brown, for alerting us to this matter. It relates to a woman, Dickie James, who has the following profile on her Twitter account @DickieCJames: CEO of @StaffsWomensAid. Board Member of @WomensAid. Tweeting own views. Mother. Feminist animal lover. Writer. Hate injustice. Partial to G&T. Ms James “favorited” a tweet posted …
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The notorious “Don’t Be That Guy” posters which infantalize women and demonize men have reached the University of Ottawa. Jean-Pierre LaRoche has a report. Hey, anyone feel like postering?
“Women were property” is a deluded fantasy, but it takes real chutzpah to deny you ever actually said that.
Misandry in India has a lot of political support in India. The country is often referred to as a socialist republic and all political parties are expected to swear by socialism to participate in the electoral process.
The Getta Man School of Labor Management for Women video prompted a response from one of our favorite contributors. Words can’t do him justice.
With the increasing push for women on boards, there’s only one way company shares can go in the medium to longer term, and that’s down. Mike Buchanan brings you the reasons why, and encourages anyone holding FTSE350 shares consider selling up in the face of a likely decline in company profits.
Adrien Martinon is a 17 year old High School student. He is also living proof that the message of the Men’s Human Rights Movement is taking root and spreading.
Alison Saunders (53) is a barrister and a career civil servant who joined the Crown Prosecution Service (‘CPS’) at its inception in 1986. The CPS is the taxpayer-funded body which decides who’s charged with criminal offences, so it’s the body which has been responsible for launching (at huge cost to taxpayers) a series of show …
Alison Saunders, Director of Public Prosecutions, and the show trials of men in the UK Read More »