Is Judge James A. Matish of the West Virginia Fifteenth Judicial Circuit Court stalling on a case that is imperiling the safety of two minor children? It appears that may be possible, as Dr. Tara J Palmatier reports.
The future of any movement depends on reaching out to young people. The MRM is no different. It is quite simple, we either lift up young men and women in our cause, or we perish. TCM shows us a great example of how this is done.
Erika Jarvis of the Toronto Standard conducted an interview with AVfM publisher Paul Elam about the activism conducted from this website and about why he became involved in the men’s movement to being with. The reviews are mixed.
Is moderation of tone necessary to the men’s movement? Maybe for some people. For others, not so much. But, AVfM Managing Editor Dean Esmay argues, knowing what you’re for is as important as what you’re against.
The men’s movement is full of wounded men. We understand that. And we understand why. We hope to offer some healing. But we must move ahead, for our cause and for our sons.
As we approach the inevitable attempt to resurrect the Violence Against Women Act, Jodi Arias has presented herself as a poster child for violent women and why VAWA should remain in the graveyard.
Senator David G. Lawson of the 15th District of the State of Delaware has issued a letter to Attorney General Joseph (Beau) Biden regarding the Gordon Smith case. The message is simple. Fix it. Fix it now.
As the Christmas Holiday approaches we are reminded it is a good time to give a gift to men and boys. Contact your representative and let them know how you feel about VAWA.
Men’s rIghts in action is not always comfortable, but we have to do it. There are ample opportunities so take them whenever you have a chance and don’t make excuses. From Robert O’Hara.
Dan Moore ramps up the volume in this one about men’s activism, women’s sexuality and feminist myths. Sorting it all out is easier than you think, and a lot more fun.
