The state of play for men: Domestic Violence
A view of the current state of affairs in the sphere of DV. While men suffer violence at rates of parity with female victims, services and support are thin to nonexistent
Misandric Culture
No Good Deed Goes Unpunished: Richard Farnum’s Homecoming – 1957
I didn’t even know she was divorcing me, I called the day she was getting married and told her I was buying her a house. She didn’t say a thing.
Is the right sympathetic to the MRA?
In the continuing, often heated dialog about right vs left within the MRM, many prominant MRAs have lent their voice to the subject. Barbarossaaaa joins the discussion.
Devil with the red pill on
If you took an MRA article and read it backwards, would you hear the voice of Satan issuing orders to do unspeakable evil? Jade Michael examines the satanic panic of modern feminists.
The alimony war of 1935
Robert St. Estephe and Paul Elam have joined forces to provide MRM readers with historical facts presented alongside contemporary political commentary.
The failed manhood of white knights
White Knights and male feminists are a fact of life more disturbing to Paul Elam than feminists. Literally. He uses a recent violent image and thread found on Facebook to make his point.
Golden age of the white knight
Was it gender feminists that created the message that men should shut up about their rights? Nope. It was a traditional message that just had the right kind of flair for feminists to use.
Roger Ebert is better than women
Roger Ebert sure has guts, to flatter his audience by telling them they’re better than anybody else. Flatter women and simultaneously denigrate men, it’s a new idea, a doggone revolution. Quack quack!
Esneda Ruiz Cataño, Colombian Black Widow – 2013
Female serial killers, despite popular perception, are no more unusual than male. We present the latest from scholar Robert St. Estephe, with a call for volunteers to help on a new project on The Uknown History of Misandry.
She was just a child/baby killer
Luisa De Jesus was a child care worker. Apparently to her, though that meant killing them, which she did to at least 28 of them. Why? Because she had been paid in advance to take care of them and with their death also came the freedom to go “care”: for another child.
