To a Passerby Feminist
Victor Zen responds to a politely delivered, but still dogmatic comment from “real” feminist Amelie Mangelschots. Remember, bad feminists aren’t real. Only the good parts make up real feminism.
Victor Zen responds to a politely delivered, but still dogmatic comment from “real” feminist Amelie Mangelschots. Remember, bad feminists aren’t real. Only the good parts make up real feminism.
Based on internet comments made at Queen’s University’s “The Journal” and other internet comments elsewhere, it appears that a Queen’s University associate professor is a child rape apologist.
Philip W. Cook has suggestions on how to take advantage of an extraordinary moment provided by RAINN.
Wikipedia was a project that started with noble intentions, to get information to the world freely and that anyone with knowledge could contribute to. It’s now used as a tool by ideologues to quash dissent. Dean Esmay, a Wikipedia editor with 10 years experience, explains how this has become the case, and what can be done about it.
Canada is one of the worst nations in the English-speaking world when it comes to the rights of men and boys. Dan Perrins has a call for action from his fellow Canadians.
After being properly educated by Troy Patterson & Anne Theriault, AVfM has had a change of heart. We fully endorse this new collegiate effort to stamp out Rape Culture and Patriarchy!
Why is the topic of the declining welfare of men and boys considered dangerous enough to be met by violent protesters? Professor Miles Groth examines the issue.
Dean Esmay recently sat down to an interview with new Honeybadger YouTuber Alyss Majere. We enjoyed talking to her and hope you will enjoy our talk and her other videos as well.
With her regularly-changing hairstyles you might be forgiven for thinking Laurie Penny is an auditionee for the stage-play Hair. Instead she’s a “journalist” attempting to craft herself into a pop icon. But as Diana Davison explains she is unlikely to succeed due to an increasing list of shoddy, unethical writing.
A few months ago journalist Laurie Penny met Mike Buchanan at a coffee shop to interview him for an article. Mr. Buchanan reveals that Laurie Penny then published racist remarks and lied repeatedly about their encounter.