Lauren Martin wrote an interesting piece on what women need to do to get dates. She and other women she knows are having a hard time. And this is apparently because something’s wrong with men, not the way society treats them or the messages women have beaten into them since infancy.
Hateful Tumblr feminism has been the hub of most “social justice” activism online. Yuval Levental examines how this seems to be on the wane, and “social justice” discussions inclusive of men’s issues seem to be increasing on Reddit.
The Men’s Human Rights Movement is a growing global movement. Recently, a group of MHRAs from Facebook submitted this open letter to the people of Ferguson, Missouri to us. We were happy to publish it.
Angry Harry calls on the troops to participate every month in Stop Violence Against Men Day. Tweet! Tweet! #endfeminism
Shieldwife has returned!
Ferguson is a suburb of the city of St. Louis. 4 miles from the Ferguson shooting, this has just recently transpired: after being seen doing some minor shoplifting, 25 year old Kajieme Powell was defiant toward police, refused to drop a steak knife he apparently had in his hands, and within 20 seconds of police arrival, they shot him dead.
Another video shows that this myth of “normalized violence against women” knows no language barrier.
We suppose there are those who will object to this.
Tim Pylypiuk wrote and performed in a play about male survivors of physical and sexual abuse–and the reality that people generally ignore or excuse female perpetrators of said abuse. Over time it’s gained more and more attention. Here he tells the story of its genesis.
Male victims of partner violence are beginning to receive recognition in society, despite the fact they have been ridiculed for centuries for admitting their experiences publicly. Malcolm J. George wrote a classic article on the subject, and we are pleased to republish it for readers of AVfM.
