As what appeared to be millions of people jumped for joy at the decidedly unceremonious termination of Adria Richards from her job, John the Other opines on what he sees as the real story, as well as the real problem.
Dan Perrins does what a reporter does. He asks questions. This time, at the University of Toronto lecture by Dr. Janice Fiamengo, Dan asked some feminists some questions. We will be forever grateful he did it, so we didn’t have to.
The Canadian Association for Equality and the Men’s Issues Awareness Group of the University of Toronto are bringing yet another excellent discussion on men’s issues to the university setting. AVFM will be there to cover events.
There has been a great deal of debunking of this particular feminist of late. None of it compares to this terminal fisking.
Jonathan Goldsbie thought there was a lot of problems with the lecture at the University of Toronto by Dr. Janice Fiamengo. He was so upset that he decided to write an article about it. But, unfortunately, there was a lot he didn’t notice.
Yet another student union at the University of Toronto has added their voice to the misandric choir attempting to silence men’s issues. The Scarborough Campus Student Union is calling for the Men’s Issues Awareness Group to be taken down.
As we promised yesterday, the complete University of Toronto talk with Dr. Janice Fiamengo is now available to watch both here and on YouTube. Special thanks go out to Dan Perrins and Christian Chiasson who attended the event and took video of everything that happened, including the masked marauders on display.
Dan Perrins went to the University of Toronto to cover a lecture on the effects of feminism on men. It was a lecture that many people did not want men to hear. In Dan’s research for the assignment, he also did a great job drawing out the reasons that they don’t want the truth to see the light of day.
The University of Toronto is full of badass feminists. We all knew that from the way they showed their bravery at the Warren Farrell protest. But just wait, not only are they badass, they are also showing their ability to learn from experience. We are starting to like and admire some of these feminists.
With the (slightly) altered behavior of feminists at the University of Toronto on display, it has given John the Other an open door to reiterate some questions for feminists that he has been asking for several years. Let’s see if they provide some answers, though we are not suggesting anyone hold their breath just yet.
