Hey Amanda Marcotte, did you know “1 in 5” is really 1 in 5,446?
Amanda Marcotte and the White House recently touted the “1 in 5” rape on campus study from 2007. It is a shame they didn’t bother to read it. August Løvenskiolds did.
Featured
Dear Feminism: NAFALT goes both ways, part 1
Feminists are in the habit of claiming feminism is responsible for things they were never responsible for. Hannah Wallen looks at a recent example.
Independent Women’s Forum on gender pay gap
The so-called gender pay gap has been thorougly debunked, and yet it continues to be promoted as a reality. For those who missed the memo here’s a video debunking the pay gap myth, by the Independent Women’s Forum
The Istanbul Convention: Sleepwalking Into Ruin
The Istanbul Convention, a horrible piece of legislation that threatens to increase violence against men and children, is sneaking its way into Europe. Men’s Human Rights Ireland, and other human rights organizations, also oppose it. John Gormley explains.
Canadian Senator Anne Cools’ ongoing battle against gender feminism
Senator Anne C. Cools has worked tirelessly for equal justice and compassion for all throughout her career–and amazingly, includes men and boys in that.
What feminists don’t know
“I am a feminist, and I DON’T KNOW…”
I Owe a Tremendous Amount to Hanna Rosin
Hanna Rosin has recently discovered what Men’s Rights Activists have known for years. Joe Wilson gives her some grudging respect for it.
The meat grinder, Edmonton style: The Aaron Joseph Harms Story
Men falsely accused of a crime frequently accept a “plea bargain” to a lesser offense hoping it will make everything go away. This is almost always a bad idea, but as the Joseph Harms story shows, if you refuse the deal, authorities may well do all in their power to hurt you–your rights be damned.
Tucker Carlson Says Rape Is Great!
Tucker Carlson recently made an ass of himself on the subject of female sex predators. The Amazing Atheist has a look at this absurdity.
A Blue Pill Story
Coming to recognize to the lies and deceit of the world’s views of men and of women can be painful. Christian Chiasson tells his tale of abuse–and awakening and healing.
