Brittney Cooper’s very personal “political” problems
When your political feminism is making your personal life miserable, perhaps you should reassess. Mumia Ali shows where to start.
Women
Newlywed young mother confined to wheelchair comes out as MRA
Another woman’s voice joins the chorus. If someone tells you to “listen to women” ask them to listen to this one.
Black feminists don’t need to “go on strike”; They need to get a life
Just what have Black Feminists in America accomplished to make life better for Black Women? Mumia Ali takes a hard look and finds nothing of substance, but he has some suggestions.
If women want more bathrooms give them more bathrooms
Veemonro gives us more of the deep wisdom of Jessica Valenti.
A breakup letter to feminism
Another feminist has figured out that feminism is an intellectual and ideological dead end, and said goodbye to the ideology. Welcome to the dark side, Rachael Lefler!
Why I divorced Child Support Services, aka “Friend of the Court”
State-mandated child support services rarely help men or women. They mostly help themselves.
Ignoring lesbian and gay male victims of domestic violence
People who care about “violence against women” rarely bother mentioning violence in lesbian relationships, let alone gay male victims. One Australian group is trying to change that. Good for them.
JudgyBitch a traditionalist?
Janet (aka JudgyBitch) Bloomfield, AVfM media director, has received an attack from the Meangirl department for being a “traditionalist” or “gynocentrist.” Here Janet sets the record straight in a personal account of her journey through university and on to eventual family life.
Parody of “Potty-Mouthed Princesses”
One of the most wretched feminist abuses of children in history gets a well-deserved takedown by the delightful Julie Borowski.
Adrian Peterson proves Black America is violent— and Baby Mamas are to blame
The issue of child abuse is inextricably woven into intimate partner abuse and virtually all forms of social violence. Mumia Ali goes where most people are afraid to go in discussing it.
