For those of you having a rough time today, we reprint an article by Paul Elam, who took a trip back in his past to remember the loss of his father, and the love of a friend that helped him through the process of grieving that loss.
Male fertility control has been in the news lately and we here at AVFM are not going to waste the opportunity to throw in our two cents. Robert O’Hara dusts off an old piece concerning the male pill and challenges readers to make their voices heard.
The history of the planet is at once complicated and simple. It its most fundamental form, the truth of it is as basic as simple math. It was men that carved human civilization out of the hostile wilderness. And when things go wrong, sometimes terribly wrong, it is men who pull our asses out of a sling.
The Male Birth Control pill looks to be on the horizon, and it’s not the only option that may soon give more freedom of choice to men. Russia Today has a look.
We were pleased recently to see a non-hysterical, thoughtful, well-balanced piece on the Men’s Human Rights Movement: “Are Men the New Underclass?” in Chill Magazine.
Noted British columnist Peter Lloyd now joins the ranks of those providing exclusive content to A Voice for Men. We welcome that enthusiastically. And we ask you help welcome Peter to Our Team by signing his important petition against male genital mutilation.
Movember is the month where men around the world grow a mustache to help raise awareness of health issues affecting men. And while some people claim that this is just symbolic, it does seem to make a difference in some lives.
Movember is when men around the world are encouraged to grow a mustache to raise awareness of men’s health issues. Dan Perrins has a neat way you can promote the men’s movement while supporting this cause.
Are you an Australian, British, or Canadian man who is or has been in an abusive relationship with a female spouse or partner? If so, we need your help.
We like to post the occasional meme around here. Sometimes they educate. Sometimes they make us laugh at the craziness we are up against. Sometimes, like this one, they just make us angry. And they should.
