Australia runs a nearly universal superannuation system in which virtually all employees are paid an additional 9.5% over their wage or salary. This money locally called super is put away for retirement with few avenues to access the money before then. This enforced savings has made Australians among the wealthiest people in the world. Some …
INTRODUCTION People are now rightly horrified about the Tuskegee experiments, where blacks with syphilis were left untreated. Of course, one could hardly miss the current coverage about blacks killed by police. What goes unmentioned, is that all of the victims of the Tuskegee experiment were men. Nor is there concern that the great majority of …
This article may at first appear to be off-topic for A Voice for Men but given the heavy feminist bias in the online encyclopedia that anyone can edit we felt publication of this article was warranted. –Ed The organization behind Wikipedia is not well known. This organization, the Wikimedia Foundation, holds 501(c)(3) status and is …
International cooperation was created to help poor countries tackle urgent problems like child malnutrition, refugee crises and pandemics. A very powerful ecosystem of institutions arose, channelling funds and implementing programs throughout the least developed world for fighting hunger, stopping aids and other general humanitarian work. The United Nations (UN), though originally intended for other reasons, …
The South Carolina Family Court system has retaliated against a journalist who routinely investigates judicial corruption. To some, Dion McNeil, 34, of Columbia, S.C., is someone without fear and willing to write about whatever he believes protects the people. He started a news publication covering topics that other many other publications wouldn’t cover and some …
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As Harvey Weinstein settles in to Rikers Island, David Solway reflects on what led him there.
The latest from Israel, feminist paradise.
Under feminist influence the UK Ministry of Justice has an uncanny resemblance to the Ministries described in Orwell’s 1984.
Mark Field MP should have been applauded by Theresa “this is what a feminist looks like” May, prime minister, not suspended by her
