World Suicide Prevention Day recently passed, and once again most government and charitable programs devoted to the issue continue to miss the biggest demographic risk factor for suicide: being male. Steve Brulé has a breakdown.
Feel like playing Russian Roulette? Barbarossaa lays out the facts for what can happen to a man who allows himself to be a full-time childrearer, and Managing Editor Dean Esmay agrees with every word.
As the U.S. gears up for another possible imperialistic intervention, aka war, into another Middle East country, it is once again the men that are on the cutting edge of, well, the cutting.
Watch out, college administrators. A Voice for Male Students is getting off the ground, and we suspect the withering assault against male students over the last two decades may be nearing its final days.
When it comes to crimes allegedy committed by males against females, even boys are presumed guilty until proven innocent. Although some are guilty anyway, it’s hard in this climate not to wonder if a recent case in Canada is more of a witch hunt than an honest search for truth.
Dr. Greg Canning notes that High School boys are being singled out for harassment and bullying–by teachers and administrators and those who run the system. Hmm, boys are monsters, girls are victims. Where have we heard that before?
A small online group by the name of Manhood Academy recently invited John Hembling for a debate on the virtues of pick-up artistry and trad-con masculinity. As JTO discovered, they represent no part of the men’s human rights movement.
In Germany feminism is infiltrating classrooms and damaging the self-image of boys and men. New AVfM author Jon Gunnarsson translates the madness for us.
Prostate cancer kills an awful lot of men, and we ought to take it more seriously.. They say that men don’t look after their own health well enough, and in our experience, this is often true. Dan Schneider is on a mission to avoid being one of those “he shoulda gone to a doctor sooner” guys, and tells of his experiences in looking after himself… and why you should too.
Death is never an easy thing to deal with, especially when it happens to a loved one. When his grandfather was diagnosed with terminal cancer Phil in Utah took on the responsibility of caring for him in his final days. Here Phil describes his experience and gives us advice how to help another person who is passing. Empathy works wonders for people, and it is something that we must all embrace, male or female. [Illustration by Europa Phoenix.]
