Your left, right, left
Left-right politics is bound to rear its ugly head and attempt an impact on the now growing men’s movement. Politicians look for votes like lawyers look for money. Paul Elam’s answer? Don’t give it to them.
Feminist Governance
Why feminism may be right
To succeed feminism must be right in assuming these men will forever continue to accept their defeat, and that they won’t one day rise to tear down the feminist system that’s literally imprisoning them.
VAWA and the war on men
As a man – or equally as a woman who loves her son, father, brother, nephew, grandson, husband or who wants male friends in her life – could you vote for any Senator who co-sponsors VAWA?
Fem-education down under
It’s a mans world, and of course we keep handing over all the resources to women in order to prove it. Dr. Greg Canning takes a look at how this “logic” is hurting our boys during developmental years.
Violence by proxy
In a world where the reductionist view of violence rules the day, reasoned examination of the phenomena is scarce, and often politically dangerous. John the Other beats the stuffing out of the violence myth.
The end of tolerance
As feminist seek newer and creative ways to cajole more traditional protection and provision out of men, the world can turn its eyes to Australia, where they are making it an art form with a very artistic price tag.
The abuse excuse
OK, so Alan Dershowitz is an attorney. No one is perfect. But he may have come close to red pill perfection when he penned The Abuse Excuse. Phil in Utah weighs in on the book.
Please show me Kyle Bachan’s diploma
In an effort to keep up with the mainstream slop being served up regarding the SLPC and their vendetta against the MRM, John dusts off his chainsaw.
Demonizing machismo
AVfM welcomes new contributor Julian Comacho, an academician and author who found out the hard way that academe’s idea of diversity is broad, as long as you have a vagina, or act like you do.
Ruminations on apologies in the gender wars
What’s in an apology? Sometimes it is a statement of regret. Other times it is a political weapon used to inflict far more harm than what was originally being apologized for. Ask Rush, or the boys at Milton Academy.
