The Washington Post recently published a review of a book Men Without Work: America’s Invisible Crisis by contributing columnist, former Indiana governor, and recent Purdue president Mitch Daniels.i The book “…depicts in deeply documented fashion the ‘invisible crisis’ that is the ‘decimation’ of the adult male workforce in America.” Much of Mr. Daniel’s article discusses …
A Response to a Review of the Book “Men Without Work” Read More »
Who’s actually more privileged in places like the Middle East? Men or women?
Men’s Rights Advocates have often watched with bemusement as newcomers arrive declaring support for men, with a resume saying just one thing: “I’m an antifeminist,” as if that were all we needed to know. Because antifeminism and men’s rights activism is synonymous, right? That’s literally what they assume. With the resume tabled they quickly move …
Anti-Gynocentrism is the Only Anti-Feminism That Matters Read More »
Most who come to the men’s movement have experienced what they call a “red pill moment,” where suddenly they realized the world wasn’t what they’d believed it was all along. Ayami Tyndall looks forward to the day when such awakenings are rare.
There are some truths so ugly, and so ridden with the unthinkable that even many MRAs don’t want to consider the implications. The truth about VAWA is one of them, and Driver Suz lays out the case for it here for AVFM readers.
Unusually we’re posting a video from Vice a well known pro-feminist magazine. This video is a discussion among women about feminism. Notably, conservatives Sydney Watson and Pearl were in the panel. Pearl did a particularly good job.
