One of our favorite (and our most strongly upvoted) commenters at AVfM is a mysterious fellow named “AndyBob.” Funny, bitingly insightful, a joy to read – it is always worthwhile to slow down and read his thoughts carefully – and more than once. Every now and then we like to round up some of Andy’s …
A researcher for The Week named Emily Shire recently wrote about the Men’s Human Rights Movement and A Voice for Men. She got some things right but, in our opinion, she also missed some critical things.
As one Friday after another passes without ABC 20/20 airing an episode they put considerable effort into making, sparks are flying from those that have a hard time when it comes to walking what they talk. Our own Andybob has some words about that, and about what it is doing to some bloggers.
A Voice for Men is proud to announce another addition to the staff of regular writers for this website. Actually, this is someone whose work has appeared here many times before, but now her work becomes an AVFM exclusive. Feminists have not even begun to shriek.
The British Government has pursued a policy of trying to get more women to be physicians, and now women are the vast majority of physicians. Mike Buchanan notes some terrible consequences that no one wants to look at.
Cathy Young thinks there should be no men’s human rights movement, and says MHRAs are all too angry about the oppression of men. The women at AVFM strongly disagree.
Managing Editor Dean Esmay returns with a special two-week edition of the Monday Roundup, hitting on the amazing amount of awesome stuff that’s happened the last two weeks. How anyone can not think these are amazing days we have no idea. Last week’s roundup was missed in all the excitement, so now you get two, two, two weeks in one! News! Opinion! Sports! Art! Stories! And more! Yee-haw!
There are many reasons women lie about rape, and the consequences for the men wrongly accused are severe.
The idea of an artificial womb is not new and is far from settled. But what would the implications of single fatherhood by-choice be?
Mark Dent takes a look at the “women have no voice” myth perpetuated by modern feminists.
