Elizabeth Farrelly: Violence against logic
Elizabeth Farrelly, in the Sydney Morning Herald, asked the question “Is Feminism only as strong as the men who support it?” The article itself is something that only the brave should read.
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So what’s a Zeta Male anyway?
The ‘Zeta’ male rejects the suffocating stereotypes of Alpha, Beta and Omega masculinity, and goes his own way. We are pleased to republish a series of earlier AVfM articles that describe the Zeta male and his relevance in an increasingly gynocentric world.
How the Southern Poverty Law Center cooks their books
The Southern Poverty Law Center has some interesting expenses.
A breakup letter to feminism
Another feminist has figured out that feminism is an intellectual and ideological dead end, and said goodbye to the ideology. Welcome to the dark side, Rachael Lefler!
On nerds and “entitlement”: An open letter to The Two Scotts
in December 2014 MIT publicly castigated and shamed physicist Walter Lewin. The bullying and harassment by feminists not just of Lewin, but of anyone who even questioned MIT’s murky reasoning, helps illustrate why an increasing number of people see feminism as a hate movement.
So what if not all feminists are like that?
“Fool! Don’t you realise that feminists are not all the same. There are many different types of feminist, so ranting on about all feminists is just ignorant and irrelevant”
Have your victim’s child in order to avoid jail: The victim
An adult woman uses a 13-year-old boy for sex, grooms him with drugs and booze, has three of his children before he turns 18, then dumps him so he can’t see his kids. What does this say about a society that looks the other way?
“Wonda Why They Call U … ”: How Tupac informs the so-called “Street Harassment” debate
Black men who are drawn from Black America’s most marginalized sections are lifting their voices and being heard, presenting another side to the blue pill narrative.
Men are good and so are men-only spaces: Part two
Psychotherapist Tom Golden continues with part two of his series on male-only spaces.
“It was a social experiment,” claim Rohtak sisters
In a shocking revelation, the Rohtak sisters now claim that they were performing “a social experiment” to show how men in Indian society have become vulnerable.
