Dean Esmay on Fox 2 News Detroit
A feminist professor says there’s nothing particularly wrong with the conference in Detroit. So why, again, are thugs trying to shut us down?
Men’s Rights
10 Misconceptions about the Men's Rights Movement
Author and social commentator Josh O’Brien provides a valuable overview of what the men’s (human) rights movement is about, while debunking some of the more common myths.
What is an MRA?
As people increasingly become aware of the Men’s Human Rights Movement, there is a lot of misinformation on what an MRA really is. Kristal Garcia explains to those of you who are new.
Demanding Accountability in Maine
A civil rights rally was recently held in Maine. Carletta Bossano and her thug-underlings probably aren’t happy about it. Victor Zen has a report.
Democracy, Dissent and the Men's Rights Movement
The essence of freedom, and democracy itself, is the right to stand up and speak unpopular ideas without fear of violent reprisal or persecution–and only by the constant challenging of old ideas can society improve itself. Ayami Tyndall explains.
No Common Ground – Short documentary on men’s rights
A short documentary mostly about the Canadian Association for Equality and events that transpired not too long ago in Toronto.
A voice for choice
Men’s human right’s activists (MHRAs) frequently debate partisan stances on a variety of topics. But there’s a more commonly-shared goal within the movement. The Ace that trumps partisan positions is the securing of a greater and better range of choices for men and boys.
Conscription is slavery
Conscription, sometimes called “the draft” is still practiced in nearly half the world. Its victims are overwhelmingly male. Jon Gunnarsson looks at this common human rights violation almost no one talks about.
If Only Society Was More Like Whoopi Goldberg
Whoopi Goldberg recently said something that in any sane society which viewed men and women as equally human and deserving of the same rights would not be even remotely controversial.
Yes to men’s rights (provided it never actually happens)
Many people claim to support men’s rights, but when asked to endorse the necessary changes to social and legal policy the same individuals get struck with a case of the “what ifs.” Ayami Tyndall contends that unless support for men’s rights is continuous and enthusiastic, it doesn’t equate to genuine support.
