We punish and shame boys on a regular basis, sometimes even for doing the right thing. Then we wonder why boys are consistently falling further and further behind girls in school? Jonathan Taylor looks at two examples.
Paul Elam was not a fan of Tammy Bruce’s Feminism 2.0. Neither is Alyss Majere.
Military veteran Michael Conzachi has news of the proposed Military Justice Improvement Act in the USA. But it doesn’t look like the Guilty Until Proven Innocent mentality is going to go away, and new attempts to accomplish this same thing are likely to continue soon.
A disproportionate amount of the BBC’s output is designed to appeal to women, particularly its TV output, and the situation is getting worse with each passing year. Meanwhile, within the BBC, the most high-status jobs are mostly being done by women, while the technical jobs are being done by men.
Are there women, single mothers in particular, who use their sons as substitute husbands? This seems to describe reality for a lot of people.
The Ancient Greek story The Odyssey describes a man attempting to go his own way while enduring temptation by the Sirens, those femme fatales who pull men away from their chosen paths and into inevitable destruction. Our hero Odysseus shows that with awareness and skill, we can sail right past the temptresses and on to our chosen destination.
The top one percent in math is male-dominated arguably due to specializations more frequently found in the male brain, but feminists would like to see women comprise half if not all of that one percent. Professor Thomas Impelluso, Ph.D., gives an impassioned plea for everyone to stop meddling and let people be who they want to be .
We aren’t sure how many Saturday Night Live writers it takes to write a funny skit, but we’re guessing it’s more than they have!
“Male privilege” is a term of stupidity and hatred. It is another way of saying a man’s pain doesn’t matter, and “father” is nothing but a provider. The damage of this attitude to fathers and their children is incalculable, and even the “lucky” ones rarely escape damage.
JtO has a question for women: what happens when you bring a gun to every conversation? What is the consequence of keeping a loaded firearm in your lap, or on the nightstand?
