The unspoken truth of domestic violence: Woman as aggressor
AVfM welcomes Dr. Edward Rhymes to our distinguished rank of contributors with an introductory piece on the issue of female perpetration of violence.
Domestic Violence Industry
Another domestic abuse experiment shows same results
This is at least the third if not fourth experiment like this that we’ve seen.
Free editing help for Feministing and Mychal Denzel Smith
One of the most closed-minded, sycophantic, and aggressively ignorant reactionaries working for big-monied feminism is Mychal Denzel Smith. But with a little editing help, Janet Bloomfield is pretty sure she can help turn him around.
In His or Her Own Words: Request for men’s (and women’s) experiences with female-perpetrated domestic violence
About half the perpetrators of Intimate Partner Violence (IPV), also known as Domestic Violence (DV) are female. There are widespread and deliberate efforts to deny this reality. This October, we’d like you to help us educate the world about the truth.
Dr T dropkicks white knight right off his horsey
Dr. T explains reality to a radio show host that seems to struggle with it.
PSA: Domestic violence and rape are not gendered issues
More and more young, intelligent people are learning to see past the propaganda.
Kelly Brook illustrates that society thinks domestic violence is fine if a woman does it
It is apparently fun when a woman punches a man. No double-standards here, right?
UFC president courageously reinstates fighter after he’s cleared of domestic assault
Amid the scorched earth pogrom that has overrun the NFL attendant to the Ray Rice fiasco, there was some encouraging news that at least one head of a sports promotion once again proved that he can be trusted to handle the domestic violence issue properly.
Paul Elam interviewed by Doc Thompson on Domestic Violence
Paul Elam recently had an interesting interview with Doc Thompson on The Blaze regarding widespread lies and corruption surrounding intimate partner violence. We thought you would enjoy hearing it.
Solange Knowles, Ray Rice: Compare & Contrast
When a man hits a woman, he’s evil, no matter what the circumstances. Especially if he’s a big black man. Also, we need to punish his wife and child. That’s society’s message. Right?
