It’s November 19, International Men’s Day!
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Men’s Issues
2014 International Men’s Day: Working together for men and boys
A Voice for Men brings you the Press Release for 2014 International Men’s Day, coming on the 19th November
Dangerous trends in feminism
Editorial opinion around here has long held that feminism withheld meaningful support from gay men, unless they were compliant, useful to and tolerated abuse from their activist sisters. John Lauritsen knows this, and wrote at length about it. Nearly forty years ago.
Catcalls, Ghomeshi, MGTOW, and the need for approval
CAFE having a casual discussion on a few topics important to most MHRAs
Young men and gender issues
Popular Youtuber Josh O’Brien gives an overview of young men’s engagement with gender issues.
Slippery Rock University’s psychology department a horrible place for male teachers?
As campuses become more hostile to men and men’s issues, both students and professors are fighting back in the courts. Jonathan Taylor of A Voice for Male Students explores a new case worth watching.
The Art of Being Bold
Muhammad Ali is a special person not only for his talent, not only for the art of his craft, but for demonstrating to us all that it takes only one person to make a difference – something that requires boldness. Like Ali, we need more people who refuse to go to the back of the bus.
Why do some women “get it” quicker than men?
Men in the MHRM are sometimes slow to acknowledge the full extent of male servitude. Catreece Macleod contends that women in the movement have different expectations placed on them, allowing them to ‘get the picture’ more quickly.
What Is Stop Violence Against Men Day?
Stop Violence Against Men Day – which occurs on the first day of every month – is a day in which people are reminded that violence against men is just as wrong as is violence against anyone else. After all, men are human beings too!
Adam McPhee responds to Paul Elam
Adam McPhee had a pretty strong reaction to an article recently penned by Paul Elam. He was invited, and accepted, to have this thoughts published here.
