My 50 top stories about men and boys’ inequality from 2013 (part 5)….
The top 50 stories of 2013 for men and boys series continues. Glen’s made it up to September. We can’t wait to see how he wraps up the series. Merry Christmas!
The top 50 stories of 2013 for men and boys series continues. Glen’s made it up to September. We can’t wait to see how he wraps up the series. Merry Christmas!
Glen Poole continues his roundup of best stories for men and boys of 2013. He’s now up to June and July.
Santa has been slut-shaming all these years with his trademark ‘Ho Ho Ho’ – or at least thats how feminists would like us to view it. They further advise that children shouldn’t sit on Santa’s lap because, you know, dangers lurk inside those big red pants.
When a woman goes to jail feminists won’t let anything, including the facts, get in their way when they flock to the rescue. Diana Davison investigated and found some inconvenient truths about “battered woman” Marissa Alexander.
The backlash against the corrupt gender politics of feminism has found its way to Occidental College in California, which internet users have flooded a rape reporting device with SPAM reports. It has generated enough controversy for Paul Elam to consult with AVFM staff and issue a statement.
Decriminalize prostitution, but put those who hire prostitutes in jail in order to “protect women and girls.” That’s what certain Canadian politicians want.
In West Virginia’s court system corruption runs rampant because the West Virginia Judicial Investigation Commission refuses to clean up its processes. John Brown brings you details of the Commission’s recent failures and proposes it be replaced with an independent civilian review board.
In the 1890’s feminists came up with the idea of imposing financial, occupational and social penalties on America’s bachelors as a way of pressuring them to marry. The bachelors however had a different idea, and went about setting up the first Men’s Rights group with one overriding message for feminists: get the fuck out of men’s lives and stop telling them what to do.
Spring of 2013 brought a mixed bag of stories on discrimination against men and boys. The third article in Glen Poole’s series highlights both the tragic death of Earl Silverman, and Karen Straughn’s speech to Libertarians in New York.
Arthur Goldwag has been caught distorting, exaggerating, and making unsupported and even unfalsifiable claims, this time about A Voice for Male Students. News Director Robert O’Hara takes a look.