Preparing for the next conquest
Paul Elam with some words on AVFMs direction.
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Barbara Kay: Presentation to the International Conference on Men’s Issues 2014
Barbara Kay was our sixth speaker on Day 1, June 27, 2014. This particular speech was one of the most frequently quoted by the press; now everyone has the opportunity to see her remarks in their full context. Do the quotes you read seem like they were in full context to you?
They’re right, I DON’T understand feminism
Anyone following the ‘Women Against Feminism’ hashtag on Twitter will notice the angry replies of feminists claiming non-feminists are idiots, morons, retards and other epithets. Ron Collins stands guilty as charged: he does not understand feminism.
The sweet nothings of feminism illuminated by #WomenAgainstFeminism
The elegant and penetrating work of the Tumblr Women Against Feminism continues to expose feminist deflection tactics. August Løvenskiolds melts the snowball to the hollow center.
Mourning the death of hate through #womenagainstfeminism
As the fallout from the #WomenAgainstFeminism drifts across the globe, the resolve of feminists continues to crumble. August Løvenskiolds projects what’s coming next.
Show or Tell: Why the Ray Rice video must be released or explained
An American football player stands accused of knocking his fiancée unconscious in an elevator. Video of him dragging her out of the elevator has gone viral, and punishments have been issued. Yet full video showing what happened has not been made available, leading to some uncomfortable questions.
Fred Jones: Presentation to the International Conference on Men’s Issues 2014
A rousing, positive speech by Dr. Fred Jones at the First International Conference on Men’s Issues, about staying positive in the face of adversity and having the courage to be the first at something and not let anything or anyone get in your way.
A journey into the ”oppressive” past of women
In his new article our eminent scientist Sir Kimski attempts to be serious by giving us an insight into the Asmat tribe of New Guinea, while casting doubt on the claim of “historical oppression of women” chanted by modern-day feminists.
NCFM Vice President responds to criticism about MRAs and the AVfM conference in Detroit
NCFM Vice President Marc Angelucci offers some thoughts on feminism and the mainstream media in the wake of the First International Conference on Men’s Issues
Farewell to the most important blog ever for the wrongly accused
Pierce Harlan says goodbye to the blog that inspired him – the blog that chronicled the saga of the three men caught up in the Duke lacrosse false rape case. Farewell, Durham-in-Wonderland, and thank you.
