Paul Elam explains the narrative of the Second Annual Conference on Men’s Issues coming up in Houston. The focus is on building bridges between men and women in the 21st century, and how these bridges cannot be built without first tearing down the wall of gynocentrism.
Pleasing our feminist overseers with deserved pampering is not a burden on men. It is our privilege. August Løvenskiolds examines the latest edict from Her Highness.
YESBody! member Jessica Fisher misrepresents Zen Men’s recent event “Rape Culture does not Exist.”
Welcome to AVFM’s most out of the ordinary fundraiser, and without a doubt one of the most important ever. Financial supporters will want to read all of this appeal, as it will explain the enormous transformation AVFM is undergoing. I will try to get all this out without writing a book, and hopefully without diluting …
Paul Elam offers some thoughts on the recent YouTube sabre rattling, as well as the nature of civil rights movements in general.
Hypocrisy is a difficult thing. It requires mental contortions and genuflections that few can long sustain. So here’s a suggestion for the news media: take notice of men.
Categorizing people by ideological criteria is airy and abstract, but recognizing the words they use when speaking is a simpler way to identify their concerns. Peter Wright attempts to group MGTOW according to their habitual speech patterns.
Rachael Lefler talks about men, women and relationships.
When feminists make the personal political, the truth is often the first casualty. Sekhar Chandra exposes the truth about one of them.
Eating while MGTOW doesn’t have to be elaborate to be good. August Løvenskiolds muses that vexing feminists while you are preparing your food is the best seasoning of all.
