If you’re a woman in Germany, you should consider a career as a politician. As in most First World countries, gynocentrism is ubiquitous in German politics. Jon Gunnarsson unravels the political quotas that push women to the top.
Jon Gunnarson makes the case that affirmative action programs, however well-intended, often do more harm than good. No matter who’s supposed to benefit or who’s supposed to be privileged or underprivileged.
A new nightmarish sexual harassment law is now in place in India. The law protects only women and encourages false accusations in ways that are astonishing.
Despite some apparently good news recently out of Illinois, Della Burton has a hard look at the state’s laws and finds them lacking in civil rights protections. Well, men are all a bunch of pervs and molesters, after all.
The origin of “affirmative action” and “political correctness” comes from the communist takeover of eastern Europe after World War II. Lucian Vâlsan reviews the history and dangers of official class hatred.
AVfM presents one of the seminal works of Men’s Human Rights literature on the eve of its 100th anniversary of publication. This is the second part of this historic document, the first published here a year ago. You will be amazed to find how salient the topics and conclusions discussed in this historic artifact are to the issues we deal with today in the Men’s Human rights movement! Enjoy this fascinating slice of history.
Former prosecutor, defense attorney, and judge RK Hendrick was more than upset at recent video of a female cop and her dog beating an unarmed drunk man who posed no threat to her in front of multiple witnesses. Was it simple arrogance on her part or due to the perception that women can get away with brutality to men in Sweden, which has become notorious for legalized misandry?
The European Union is considering adopting a law that would force all companies to have at least 40% of their directors and upper managers be women. The consequences of this are far-reaching and devastating to economies that are already suffering. But the news is great for the millions of women clambering to work in heavy construction. Trade in your bows for hardhats, ladies – Lucian Vâlsan backhoes the dirt for us.
If you’re still trying to put together what the Mary Kellett/Vladek Filler saga is all about, and why you should be in Portland Maine on Monday July 15 if you can be, Girl Writes What has an article that lays out in written form, in very plain and understandable language, what’s happening. It’s a text version of a recent video she did, which is great for those of you who prefer to read–or want something you can search and reference.
Maybe you can abuse men too much! Jim Muldoon dissects the fallout from the surprise ouster of Australian PM Julia Gillard and discovers real reasons for hope. Feminism’s rancor is starting to hit real-world limits, and the men of Australia are taking notice. The rest of us should take notice, too.
