Dean Esmay, Erin Pizzey and Dr. Helen Smith hold a brief discussion about men, marriage and modern sexual politics. It is a great discussion and also shows how much work Dean Esmay does to reach out to a variety of people for their input into the work that we do in the MHRM.
Dr. Helen Smith now comes with eight reasons that men don’t want to get married in this culture. It is a good article, if not so surprising to regular readers of this website. What is a surprise is that this kind of perspective is more and more finding its way into the mainstream media. We are glad to see Dr. Helen prescribing the red pills where they are needed most.
Facts, as encapsulated by statistics of the workplace dead, or the homeless, or the male dominance in suicide – these will not move public opinion. They are moved by the connection of human experience and emotion. Men need to tell thier stories in thier own voices.
Prostitution: exploitation and domination of women? Or exploitation and subjugation of men? Or simply an honest transaction? Beyond all that debate, though, new AVfM contributor Jason Gregory notes, that until we bring men and their experience of being used as disposable utilities by women that we can even address such questions effectively.
Fathers 4 Justice veteran and Director at the consultancy Helping Men Glen Poole, having recovered from a bit of a dustup recently, has some great thoughts on where we are today in the men’s movement. We aren’t done yet, there’s a lot to do, but by God we’re going to do it!
Jelly (or mud, or Jell-O) wrestling, page 3 girls, nudie films, topless dancers, football, other sports; all these things and more have at one time or another topped the list of modern feminist causes which they demand that we, as a society, MUST do something about, for the sake of all women. Bah.
After the tragedy that struck Boston we are once again a nation seeking answers and solutions. How are people convinced to take the lives of others for political goals? Robert Franklin offers the idea that part of the solution may well be written into the pages of this website.
A 19 year old man was sexually assaulted by four women in Toronto. He bravely reported it to police, but when Twitter users got wind of the story the ugly truth of how male victims are viewed in society came bubbling to the surface.
It has long been said that dogs are a man’s best friend. It is a sentiment that will likely be repeated often, far into the future. Paul Elam certainly feels that way, and especially so after having to say a very painful good-by to his friend Rocky. May he rest in peace.
An Italian father wins a ruling from the European Court of Human Rights after his daughter was taken from him by his ex-wife, carving 12 years out of the father-daughter relationship. But how much of a real victory was it when all was said and done?
