A sentimental continuation of coverture
Was coverture really erased as a social doctrine? Peter Wright takes a look.
History
Trobairitz Castelloza speaks out against sexual feudalism & gender inequality
Castelloza (13th c.) speaks out against the presumption of female superiority and male servitude
Not quite so universal suffrage
We love it when young university educated women sign petitions to end female suffrage. The results of a good solid feminist education.
The Fraud of Feminism
Mark Dent gives a review of E.B. Bax’s book The Fraud of Feminism
Penelope faithful, but Ulysses was afraid to return home poor
Today the notion of a woman displaying faithful devotion to her man is considered anathema. But as Douglas Galbi reveals it was not always the case in the past.
The wife of Bath
Eva Barb gives The Book of Wicked Wife the red pill treatment.
Marriage rejection: an ancient form of men’s rights activism
Feminist spin would have us believe that men’s rights advocacy is little more than a backlash against modern feminism. Peter Wright unearths a deeper history to the movement.
Dogs: setting the bar for humans for 30,000 years
Sometimes people say men are dogs. Paul Elam wants to offer his thanks for the compliment.
Poor Prodromos: an abused husband in 12th-century Byzantium
The story of Theodore Prodromos provides an example of why men are reluctant to speak up about abuse.
Quiz: Suffragists, Ku Klux Klan or feminazis? Part 1
Aldir Gracindo invites you to take a quiz to test your knowledge of the suffragettes, the KKK and radical feminism.