Woman beats up boyfriend and he fights back
Men who fight back against physically abusive women put themselves in even more danger.
Men’s Rights
Gender relations in India with Anil Kumar and filmmaker Deepika Bhardwaj
More than sixty thousand married men kill themselves every year in India due to draconian laws that are deeply sexist against men. Join a live session to find out more about this, and other gender issues in India today.
A little blood in the mix never hurt a revolution
Paul Elam offers some thoughts on the recent YouTube sabre rattling, as well as the nature of civil rights movements in general.
An Introduction to the Men’s Rights Movement.
Robert has penned this article as a straightforward explanation of the men’s rights movement. Its intended audience is those who want to know more about the movement and will genuinely consider what they read with an open mind.
Mike Buchanan – a man with a van… a surprisingly valuable van
Mike Buchanan’s political party in the UK – Justice for Men and Boys (and the women who love them) is making some important inroads, and recently acquired a new asset. It’s not pink.
An open letter To Rosie Batty
Rosie Batty was named Australian of the Year not long ago, and has since then used this status to talk about Family Violence–in a shockingly bigoted and hateful way.
Removing your nuts for the she-squirrel
Popp takes a look at the way women prefer to carry out domestic violence. It starts with joint email accounts and ends with your balls in her purse.
How do we create a society that cares about men? It might be easier than you think.
Giving value to men in society can be done. Janet Bloomfield has a mind-blowing plan that feminists will love like they do patriarchy.
Raheem DeVaughn’s “Queens For A Day” have on no clothes
The tendency to Ignore violence against men extends throughout ethnic groups. Mumia Ali calls foul on those who marginalize the experiences of African American men.
Let’s bring this billboard to cities across Canada
Feminist-spread myths about intimate partner violence are everywhere. Dan Perrins has a campaign for us to correct those myths.
