American woman and her dutiful husband — Observations by Max O’Rell 1903
Max O’Rell describes how American women are the most privileged who ever lived.
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Title IX and college rape: a series of injustice part 3
Part 3 of Title IX injustice in our Universities
We’re the radicals now
Saul Alinsky’s “Rules for Radicals” is a book which has our name on it. After all, the Men’s Human Rights Movement is, in reality, the most radical movement ever in the history of the human species. Andy Thomas from MRA London does a book review and then some.
Snockered with Knockers
Imagine my shock and horror when I came across an article entitled “Women are drinking more than men to cope with coronavirus due to ‘psychological distress’ and the presence of children in the home during the pandemic” on a web site (www.stationgossip.com). As if there weren’t enough systemic injustice in this world, now we have …
Who Takes Your Sacrifice? (Part 2)
What Sacrifice Is, and What it Isn’t What is Sacrifice? So apparently I don’t get to not make a sacrifice, huh? But a sacrifice always has a collector. Who is this collector, and what does he intend to do with my repeatedly sacrificed selves? Let me offer my most concise, distilled definition: Sacrifice is an …
Treating anxiety with a new narrative
Paul Elam and Peter Wright take a deeper look at anxiety than most people are willing to take.
The Normalisation Of Gynocentrism
Many people assume gynocentrism is the unchangeable biological setting for all human relationships, but is it? New contributor TheAntigynocentrist challenges the belief.
Shouldn’t everything be free? For women, I mean?
In her debut article for AVfM, Chicago blogger Jane the Actuary (Jane Anderson) considers feminist Jessica Valenti’s demand for free menstrual products for women. This is equality?
