The wisecracking, street-smart newspaperman was something of a stock character in old movies (notably The Front Page in 1931). Such movies often portrayed aggressive, ambitious reporters competing against one another for stories while working for morally-challenged editors and publishers seeking to boost circulation by any means necessary. For the most part, journalism was a rough-and-tumble …
Men historically have carried a highly disparate gender burden of working to provide money for women. Women seeking from men expensive goods (dinners at fine restaurants, diamond rings, fancy dresses, etc.) contributes to this structural gender oppression of men. One distraught man recently described gender-typical difficulties in his relationship with his wife: She came from a family …
Limit to gender justice: lessons of ancient & medieval sumptuary laws Read More »
My article, Some of us are more equal than others was published only a couple of days ago. The major focus of my article was the way in which the media promotes the lie that women stood side by side with men in the trenches and on the battlefields in past wars and suffered through …
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I recently mentioned to a friend that feminist verbiage amounts to little more than organized female nagging — the endless attempt to shame & guilt men into serving women. Is it any wonder that feminist street placards emphasise “having a voice,” “women speaking up,” “not being silenced,” and “speaking out”? These phrases are nothing more …
We are pleased to offer AVfM readers this set of writings by Ernest Belfort Bax – early father of the Men’s Rights Movement. Download your free copies by clicking on the images below ► Ernest Belfort Bax (1854 – 1926) holds a special place in the history of men’s rights advocacy, being the first to …
Was coverture really erased as a social doctrine? Peter Wright takes a look.
Castelloza (13th c.) speaks out against the presumption of female superiority and male servitude
We love it when young university educated women sign petitions to end female suffrage. The results of a good solid feminist education.
Mark Dent gives a review of E.B. Bax’s book The Fraud of Feminism
