Did feminists really win the vote for women?
It is commonly-accepted wisdom that feminism won the vote for women. But did it? Herbert Purdy looks at the history and finds the assertion questionable.
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Is dowry law abuse the only issue men face in India?
Dowry law is one area of Indian law that many have acknowledged as a real problem, but Virag Dhulia notes that this only scratches the surface of the problem.
1,400 girls raped in Rotherham, England–and big league feminists don’t care?
Recently, news broke of widespread child sexual exploitation in the northern English town of Rotherham. An independent inquiry into the abuse, led by Professor Alexis Jay, found that over 1,400 children, mostly White girls, had been repeatedly victimized. Professor Jay wrote: “It is hard to describe the appalling nature of the abuse that child victims …
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The top 5 feminist myths of all time
The Factual Feminist returns debunking more lies from The Sisterhood.
U.S. Open gilds the lily of anti-male discrimination
It’s that time of year again: the U.S. Open Tennis Championships have come. And once again, the sex discrimination is barely talked about. Robert Franklin takes a look.
Big time waste and corruption in Romania by the European Union – Part two
Programs for “helping women” with European Union funds are nothing but a transnational corruption scheme, reports Lucian Valsan of AVfM Romania. Here’s part two of his examination of this scandal.
The “helpless victims” who reject “social justice” journalists: #NotYourShield
“We’ll protect you poor helpless victims!” says the gaming press. But that’s only further stoking the fires of rage from people of the “victim class” the Social Justice warriors claim to be speaking for. Vincent James has more.
Over-reading the nice guy
Clint Carpentier muses and speculates on what being “nice” really is, and what it means in women and what it means in men.
An ungallant society: The men’s rights movement of 1898
In 1898 a man named William Austin established what we think is the first known Men’s Rights Movement. We bring you the story as reported in a newspaper article of the time.
The culture of victimhood
We live in an increasing culture of victimhood. Dr. David Ley reminds that our reactions to cries of victimization must be tempered with a belief in supporting their resiliency.
