Ratifying the Equal Rights Amendment has long been discussed in men’s rights circles. As part of AVfM’s ‘classics month’ we are pleased to republish an early article on the topic by David Ault, an MRA who lobbied for its ratification since the 1970s.
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.
With the suspensions of Max Kellerman and Stephen A. Smith, it’s not surprising that original, critical thought on the broader issues surrounding the eruption of gender violence discourse is hard to find in sports media.
Mike Buchanan, a longtime supporter of AVFM and founder of the only political party for men and boys in the world, is embarking on a very ambitious project. We have become very discriminating with hosting any fundraising efforts other than our own, but this one certainly qualifies as a deserving exception.
I broke down. I couldn’t even look myself in the eye anymore. I truly believed that D was right. I was a monster. “A monster who was so horribly scarred that could never be loved or be healed”, as D put it.
Critics of the Men’s Human Rights Movement have often tarred us as misogynistic. Ayami Tyndall looks at why, and concludes that what the critics really fear is actual equality under the law.
I went to comfort him. When she realised what I was about to do, she pulled him out of his walker by one arm, flung him into the air, and caught him in her other arm.
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It appears that an outside group has misled a KSU student organization. Sage Gerard reports.
“Both parents are to blame,” was said repeatedly, especially when Crazy’s behaviour was clearly wrong and indefensible. And while they were blaming “both” they were always looking at me.
