Easy questions, stupid answers
On Sunday 30 May, JtO will be attending Vancouver’s 2012 slut walk, and asking a new set of very easy questions. Other local MRAs in the city are encouraged to participate in the fun.
Sexual Politics
Similar Movements?
“With friends like this..” Ozy Frantz of: “No, seriously, what about teh menz?” a project recently adopted by zee good menz project isn’t a radical feminist, but mostly because they’ve disowned her for being too much like them
Attacking male sexuality
So we call ourselves MRAs? If that’s the case, why are we so busy worrying about what kinds of men are worth our attention, and what kind excluded? In the phrase “gay men”, gay is just an adjective, and men is the noun.
SFU feminists say STFU to male students
Whether the Simon Fraser University men’s centre succeeds against entrenched gender ideology this year or not, male targeting hatred at Canadian universities now has opposition.
No to the stick, no to the carrot
Apparently, there’s more to young men than a drive to ram-jam themselves into every willing feminine orifice. They might even recognize they’re held in increasing contempt and dehumanizing scorn.
Is CNN’s Frida Ghitis stupid?
Frida Ghitis, delighting in the attention she attracted by her public and open contempt for an entire sex, has decided to double down on her own stupidity. Game on Frida, Game on.
The feminine use of male dominance
Patriarchy is a system of social cohesion which uses masculine agency, exploiting adult protective instincts towards infants to serve the reproductive benefits of females. JtO on Patriarchy.
Red pill prescription: take ’em all
The red pill is a simple but difficult solution for a complicated blue pill problem, or at least says Paul Elam. This one is likely to stir the pot a little, but odds are good that all will survive intact, and in better shape for it.
All this goodness is pissing me off
Paul offers some final thoughts on the recent exchange with The Good Men Project, and some words of advice for CEO Lisa Hickey.
Women, men – and the truth
The movement is sometimes a place of internal friction. Well, make that often, regularly. At tmes we have to take moral stock of where we are and where we are going. Today seems as good a day as any for that.
