There were two inaugurations this morning. Barak Obama was sworn in to a second term as President of the United States, and A Voice for Men made another inroad as a leader in the discussion of sexual politics.
The Myths we love to live about women are almost as many as the hairs on our heads. Paul Elam takes a look at one of them and offers some counter theory perspective.
Those wacky pop feminists are at it again over at Jezebel.com, with a reinvigorated message about the sanctity and importance of unilateral female violence.
I looked into the basement. High tide peaked and I had one step to go. The water looked calmer. The freezer was lodged on two steps against a wall that had my workbench on the other side.
What Dr. Grohol is, in reality, is a pioneer of enabling child abuse and hiding it behind a thinly veiled facade of mental health services. If this seems implausible, please read on.
A guy gets into an elevator with a feminist… No seriously, a really nice guy gets into an elevator and all hell breaks loose. Time to explore this looney store from a deeper perspective and see what Elevator-Dude was all about.
We do have, for a number of reasons, a pandemic of gross immaturity in western women. I just heard a few duck feathers ruffle – which means the squawking is not far off, but as long as I am going to thumb-botted down by the pussy police, I might as well finish what I started.
If you ever note the preponderance of female bylines in print media and think contemporary journalism is now all but synonymous with women, bear in mind that it wasn’t always so. In the early years of the 20th Century, newsrooms were, for the most part, male spaces. The reporters in the Woman’s section (yes, there …
Paul Elam excavates the ruins of modern masculinity.
