Over three-billion men and boys are routinely exploited, overlooked and abused, with it all rationalized as necessary, as fair, or as simply not happening. The war on men and boys is directly tied to class warfare and poverty, says Ayami Tyndall.
The antics of the Los Angeles courts in the case of Francis Shivers versus his stalker ex-, Pauley Perrette, get zanier and zanier, as a judge and prosecutor do their best to avoid media scrutiny of most anything they do.
The story of Vladek Filler is the longest running saga of injustice ever to make the pages of AVFM. Paul Elam explains why, and why he is not going to quit, ever, till justice is finally served.
Feminists have a habit of wanting their cake and eating it, too. It just seems to come with the ideology. But there are some lines you can’t cross and get away with it without a fight. A recent poster campaign has brought up one of them.
There is an election upcoming in Ellsworth, Maine, the site of so much interest to the issues faced by men in a legal system gone wrong. Whether you live there or not, you can help.
It has never been a secret that Sweden is the epicenter of feminist governance, at least in the west. As the old saying goes. “You ain’t seen nothing yet.” There is more coming from Sweden than any freedom loving person wants to know about, and it is just a foreshadow of what is in store for the European continent.
Amanda Childress is a university administrator who doesn’t think men have any rights to speak of if they’re accused of sexual wrongdoing. We think Ms. Childress isn’t just a fascist, but she may be a sex predator herself, and we encourage you to do something about that.
Ever wondered why States of the USA are so zealous about collecting child-support payments from fathers? It likely has something to do with the federal government’s offer of increased financial aid to States which prove to be the most violent debt-collecting thugs.
AVfM Canadian Activism director Attila Vinczer is going on all-out offensive against local police and school authorities in defense of his son.
Paul Elam recently spoke with the director of Divorce Corp, a movie he strongly encourages people to see.
