AVFM extends wishes to all those celebrating the American Thanksgiving holiday. As always during this time of year we take pause to think of the countless men and children separated on this day, and all days, by the misandric system that seeks their destruction.
Gentlemen, gather round. We have a problem. The problem is women. They are in crisis. Dreadful things are afoot for them, and they need our help.
This year’s International Men’s Day (November 19th) was full of hateful commentary, from feminist bigots especially. Steve Brulé looks at a few of the most obvious examples of blatant misandry and takes a few of the bigots to task, although it’s virtually guaranteed none of them will listen or apologize.
In Latvia men die 11 years younger than women, are outnumbered 4 to 1 at university, comprise 80 per cent of deaths by suicide, and the high male mortality rate means that there are far more women than men in the country. Women in Latvia have immense empathy and are very concerned — for themselves.
Every day millions of people in the UK, both online and in hard print, depend on tabloids to bring news of the day, events and a mirror of modern culture into their homes. Angry Harry thinks we need to take a hard look between the lines at their effects of the lives of everyday people.
Jeff McArthur if AM640 in Toronto seems like a well-meaning guy most of the time, but his uncritical acceptance of misandry in the legal system in Canada badly needs to be challenged. Canadian News & Activism Director Attila Vinczer steps up to the task.
Denzel Washington is an utterly brilliant actor. Director Robert Zemeckis choice of scripts on “Flight,” however, leaves much to be desired, says B.R. Merrick.
A Voice for Men is about to embark on another ambitious project to educate people across the globe about the problem of cultural misandry and how it is affecting men and boys. Paul Elam provides a teaser of this project with an overview of misandry in America.
According to academic feminist thinking, we pretty much all have to be rapists. No seriously. Michael Sharron says it’s time to turn ourselves in.
The field of psychotherapy and counseling is a professional endeavor purportedly for the emotional and psychological well being of all human beings. Not so fast, says AVFM founder and publisher Paul Elam. The field is not exactly what it seems.
