Paul Elam regularly gets emails asking for help from men who are getting screwed over by the corrupt family court system. After answering them individually for years, he decides a better strategy is to answer them all at once.
An Australian reader of A Voice for Men reader contacts us and is concerned that we need to cover some of the more recent changes to laws in India that affect men and boys. Fine we say, write us an article. And he did. Gents and ladies, introducing David Cuspis.
What is the garb of the modern Western male? Is it boots and chaps, work shirt or coveralls? Is it a business suit or a military uniform? Is it all these things? Not so much, says Gordon Wadsworth, who explores the servile fashions of modern western men in all their “glory.”
What do men pay in taxes to support the running of their government compared to women? How does government distribute that money when it comes to returning benefit for all those monies paid? Think you know the answer? It might be worse than you think.
New A Voice for Men Contributor Gordon Wadsworth offers a sane re-examination of history and how our roles as men and women developed and ultimately resulted in a blind spot regarding men that affects us all. Oh, and that light now shining on the blind spot? That is the FTSU Express.
Robert Sides offers some light-hearted sticker idea, and where to stick them, so that we can stick it to the feminist. We don’t know exactly what else to say, but when we run across some good ideas we like to stick with them.
What are the best pictures that never won a Thelma? Zero Dark Vagiina? The Wizard of Kos? A Slut is Born? Rape Culture Millionaire? How about Andrea Dworkin’s The Girth of a Nation? This year, all the choices are up to you, says Robert Sides.
In 1990, nationally recognized columnist Neil Lydon wrote and article expressing concerns about feminism. He addressed a subject that we only much later developed a word to define. Misandy. They destroyed his career over it.
There seems to be something innately violent and vindictive in the feminist mind – and we use that term loosely. Take PMS for example. It is not just a bad card dealt by human biology. It is an excuse to rationalize the torture of others. How shocking.
In many ways the MRM is the first real attempt for men to cross the bridge form the old world into the new on their feet with their spines in place. Rod Van Mechelen knows it, too. He offers an analysis of a new, old battle.
