The old man and the c word
Doug Mortimer looks at the life of Ernest Hemingway and his relations with the women in his life.
Men
Man Love: Can men love each other on deeper levels?
Men in classical times loved each other truly, deeply, and without fear. Craig White asks if we might be willing to revisit this ancient practice in a world where men have become distant to each other.
Slang: the original voice for men
The speech of men is rich with poetic slang in contrast to the verbose prose of women we are so often pressured to emulate.
Red Pill Movie in Norwich – A personal account
Andy Thomas shares his personal experience of The Red Pill screening in Norwich.
Hog bladder blues
Modern society chastises men and boys for playing rough sports like football. But would it have it any other way?
Feminism and the disposable male
As part of AVfM’s history month (October) we are republishing a few classics. This is one of Karen Straughan’s most famous works.
The Red Pill: origins of the phrase at AVfM
Taking the red pill can mean many things to many people. With the release of the Red Pill Documentary, Peter Wright takes us on a trip down memory lane to look at what it means for AVfM and the Men’s Human Rights Movement.
The Coriolis Effect: a book review
Book reviews are an uncommon feature on A Voice for Men. It is a rare treat, then, that we have found one so worthy of the attention.
The future battle on campus: Men vs. Males
The two camps have been established, and they come from very different philosophies. Tim Patten talks about the differences between men’s and the evolving male studies programs
Joy of masculinity
“We must teach our sons that brotherhood tames the bad and builds the new machine—the drive chain of masculinity; the engine of civilization is male.”
