It was 1955, and the sun shone on the houses that were our homes. I played outside and enjoyed the world of a five-year-old. From a few doors away, a girl of thirteen started coming to our house, presumably out of a teenager’s fascination with small children.
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.
A Costume Parade Down Your Avenue. Don’t Forget To Put Up Your Hands! No, it’s not time for Mardi Gras. You can put away your beads and be-dazzlers. And yes, the bottle of bourbon, too. This is somewhat less entertaining and a little less fun, but there are flashy costumes to look at. So how’s …
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.
Just last week I posted a piece whose thesis was that, contrary to the beliefs of elites over the millennia, non-elites often behave more responsibly than those who appoint themselves our betters. The outcome of the elections of November 2nd demonstrated the point. From Seattle to Virginia, We the People rejected the woke narrative that all white people …
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The final verdict is in. The state is guilty as charged. Vladek Filler is victorious.
Don’t assume that just because you’re American that your rights are secure.
Karen Straughan weighs in on the recent verdict against the Honey Badger Brigade
Most denizens of the men’s movement will be familiar with the “Dear Colleague Letter.” However, as we so often find in the realm of feminist governance, the rabbit hole goes much deeper than we expect.
It is fitting, with Memorial Day fresh in our minds, to remember that the combat isn’t the only cause of casualties in the modern military.
