An “undercover” reporter from Vice recently snuck his way into a completely open public meeting everyone was welcome to attend, asked no questions, and reported his prejudices, or at least those of his editors.
Are we done beating this horse? No, not til it’s dead.
While considering part of the speech much welcome, Glen Poole gives four reasons he won’t be taking the #HeForShe pledge
Do you Tweet? If not, today would be a great day to open your very own Twitter account. ( Twitter.com) It appears CBS Connect is hosting an NCIS Season Premier event tonight: http://www.cbs.com/connect/events/1000313/ That’s right, a live chat with NCIS cast (from 8 pm Eastern until 9 pm Pacific.) “Tweet a question.” We think AVfM’s …
Amid the scorched earth pogrom that has overrun the NFL attendant to the Ray Rice fiasco, there was some encouraging news that at least one head of a sports promotion once again proved that he can be trusted to handle the domestic violence issue properly.
Sports media figures break the silence on women’s domestic violence. It’s about time. Applause for Christine Brennan!
Sammy Allouba voices his support for an important campaign to understand violence against women.
In this piece Youtuber MGMN explores some peculiar attitudes of a tiny monority of individuals toward women in the MHRM – he doesnt think they have a reasonable point. We agree.
Why didn’t feminists want our first conference to happen? Maybe they didn’t want young women like Ellen Fishbein to hear our message. Seeing the effect we had on one young woman who braved the crowd and swam against the tide, we can see why.
The Men’s Human Rights Movement is claimed by its detractors as nothing more than antifeminist counterculture. The MHRM is a whole lot more than that, offering a new way of viewing the world, of living with a greater range of options, the freedom to choose, and with a whole lot more self-respect. With these values the MHRM is helping to usher in a new zeitgeist.
