In the following interviews, Paul speaks to a wide spectrum of men’s issues as well as handling criticism and misconceptions about the men’s movement. Paul interviewed by Doc Thompson of The Blaze Radio Paul interviewed by the Amherst Student Paul on the Tom Leykis Show Paul on the Chad Hartman Show Paul interviewed by …
Sponsored by A Voice for Men, The First International Conference on Men’s Issues was held just outside Detroit, Michigan this last weekend. Jonathan Taylor, an attendee, gives an overview of the landmark event.
After some technical challenges we have secured the neccessary technology to bring you the rest of the conference live on Youtube, with an additional backup of the Live365 radio stream. So please click here and tune in to the rest of proceedings as they happen.
Resident clown David Futrelle has decided a black woman should not be supporting men’s issues, and has chosen to try character assassination as a way to intimidate her. Futrelle often crosses the line, but this time he has outdone himself.
Feminist demands and the goals of the men’s human rights movement sometimes align to perfection. August Løvenskiolds shares his unctuous surrender to the truths of feminism.
Traffic to AVFM has been buzzing for quite a while now. Paul Elam takes a moment to welcome to new readers, and to explain to them why they are here.
Despite his deep skepticism of the PUA community, Jalon Cain has some blunt words for those stupid enough to blame mass-murderers on that community, or on Men’s Rights Activists.
Men’s human right’s activists (MHRAs) frequently debate partisan stances on a variety of topics. But there’s a more commonly-shared goal within the movement. The Ace that trumps partisan positions is the securing of a greater and better range of choices for men and boys.
A young woman recently wrote to a number of male contributors to this site. Managing Editor Dean Esmay has penned an open letter response to her, and to any others who may share her kneejerk reactions, in the hopes that they may overcome their prejudices.
Mike Buchanan recently submitted an article to the Huffington Post about gender feminism. It soon became evident that the changes required by HuffPo to make the article palatable were such that he wouldn’t be prepared to put the article in his name, so he has decided instead to share it here instead
