Dan Perrins: Shoes they will never walk a mile in, much less 75
Just another MHRA who never really does anything for men.
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When psychotherapists hurt families
Divorces are serious business and can be extremely hurtful. We need to be sure therapists are not the third party abusers who have fallen into a trap of lies
An open letter of response to the children Of Oberlin, and their love letter to themselves.
Listen up, special Oberlin snowflakes: you aren’t special. Pathetic might be a better word choice. Need a dictionary? Clint Carpentier will help you out.
Open challenge to journalist Mike Donachie: Write the truth
Men’s rights legend Karen Straughan issues an open letter challenge to Canadian journalist Mike Donachie. Will he be brave enough to accept?
Chivalry but equality: the feminist double-standard
Odd how all men, even really scary brown and black men, miraculously become kind and trustworthy when a feminist gets a flat tire or needs her car pushed out of the snow. Prentice Reid examines the phenomenon in detail.
A message to those on the fence about men’s rights
There’s a reason the humor here can bite, the sarcasm can sting and the truth gets dropped like a brick. Danny Baines takes on some key issues.
Calgary Comic Con sponsors need to hear your voice
Money talks. Express your displeasure at #ExpoGate by making sure money does not land in the pockets of fascist bullies who silence women who refuse to toe the feminist party line.
Lauren Southern: Why I am not a feminist
Will any of those who attack Lauren Southern, telling her she “just doesn’t understand feminism,” have the self-awareness to think it’s maybe they who don’t understand the word?
The UVA rape hoax: Aftermath and lessons for us all
Feminists mindlessly continue to defend their UVA rape hoax. Jonathan Taylor has some lessons for us that feminists refuse to learn.
Monty Python and the meaning of satire
At A Voice for Men, satire makes a serious point, one that is often lost on our critics. B.R. Merrick takes a serious look at the pain inside our humor.
