In Swedish education, the problem is the absence of a male-norm for boys.
MHRAs in Sweden are challenging feminist-driven educational theory and practice in the most feminist country in the world. Annelie Sjöberg and Joakim Ramstedt join the fray.
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“Consent For Me, But Not For Thee” and other Black feminist hypocrisies
Mumia Ali notices that among feminists, attakcs on “The Nice Guy” are astonishingly hypocritical given feminist propensity to make the exact same complaints as “Nice Guys.”
The Freud of feminism and the red pill bridge: Recovering teamwork
Competition and conflict are healthy but a certain level of sportsmanship is needed to keep them from becoming toxic. August Løvenskiolds shows how and why this can work against feminism.
Lynched by the feminist mob-ette
Despite being a pin-up boy for the White Ribbon movement, Dr. Tanveer Ahmed made the mistake of attempting to discuss some of the contributing factors to male violence.
Women voters: Adolf Hitler was the Justin Beiber of dictators
Political power comes from the voters, and when the voters are mostly women, it is all good, right? Prentice Reid noticed an exception.
Unpoisoning the well: Darwinian gender studies
Every once in a great while a new scholar emerges with a real respect for men, women, and evidence. AVfM welcomes Paula Wright.
NOW bullied politicians into killing programs designed to help fathers
NOW opposes any assistance for men and boys under the doctrine “separate is not equal”. The hypocrisy is staggering. Prentice Reid investigates.
The in-group bias mistake and Darwinian gender studies
Feminists like to argue that men are the socially valued gender. Military cemeteries around the world suggests this may not be true. Randy Macanahaugh examines in-group bias.
Raheem DeVaughn’s “Queens For A Day” have on no clothes
The tendency to Ignore violence against men extends throughout ethnic groups. Mumia Ali calls foul on those who marginalize the experiences of African American men.
Professor Judy Haiven and the silencing of men on campus
Despite dominating education, feminists want to quell men’s voices in education even more than they already have. Jonathan Taylor exposes their agenda.
