When we observe the relationship of the sexes in the past, we find woman solely of the ménage, a menial, subjective, subjected. The male holding the centre of the human drama. From this point to the next point -the present- can be traced the line following an upward trend, economically, intellectually, and politically, which forecasts …
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So what the hell does any of this have to do with you and me? Well, the thing is because you and I know about the Quattro livelli di conoscenza. We can go about our ways better as MRA’s.
The bias favoring women in the courtroom is well known. That’s why it is refreshing to hear Judge Pirro come down hard on a female domestic violence perpetrator: there were no pussy-pass excuses being issued on this occasion, much to the surprise of the perpetrator.
James Huff posits the means to unshackle human potential and step out of the shadow of misandrist governance. The picture he paints is simple and effective, spells the end of political ideology in all forms.
James Huff posits the means to unshackle human potential and step out of the shadow of misandrist governance. The picture he paints is simple and effective, spells the end of political ideology in all forms.
We have rarely found a video that states the MRM’s case so well, or answers some of the more specious criticisms of it so well as the latest video from TL;DR.
Ratifying the Equal Rights Amendment has long been discussed in men’s rights circles, but there was none more passionate about the project than MRA David Ault, who actively lobbied for its ratification from the 1970s. The following article was written by David in 1996.
Being falsely accused of rape takes a toll on the men accused. Tom Golden explores the impact of false accusations.
Over three-billion men and boys are routinely exploited, overlooked and abused, with it all rationalized as necessary, as fair, or as simply not happening. The war on men and boys is directly tied to class warfare and poverty, says Ayami Tyndall.
For 13 years I worked as a case manager and investigator handling child abuse cases for one of the largest child welfare agencies in the U.S.. During that time I saw the results of some of the most horrific violence and abuse imaginable. I saw the striped scars from shoulder to heal on the back and legs of a …
