As women and girls grow ever more special in our culture, the fix is now in on getting more women into the field of computer programming. Since we can’t ask them to compete with men or each other to earn it, we can now simply pay off the teachers who might refer them.
At A Voice for Men, we all know that the best measure of social progress is seeing a refection of who you are on the door to the terlet. And we know there are a lot of people getting shorted (though that is not meant in a heightist way) Sammich Heist wants to do something about it.
The United States government assures us that Department of Education Organization Act October 17, 1979 was a wonderful thing. Just look cat the fabulous thing it has accomplished, especially on behalf of boys. Here is a look at how federal bureaucracy and its experts did before 1979 with their federal top-down centralized education scheme designed to “help” American Indian children.
John Hembling looks hard at the rhetoric, language, reasoning, and logic, and concludes that Gender Feminists must, by their own reasoning, believe women are innately inferior and probably obsolete.
Does anyone actually suffer real oppression in the modern, developed world, in places like Canada? Sam Allouba says no. He may have a point.
Feminist bullying is nothing new. Their attempts to silence dissent with smears and harassment are nothing new. What is new is their increasing attempts to have dissenters jailed. Jim Byset notes one particularly disturbing case in Canada that may have a far-reaching chilling effect across Canada, and maybe other parts of the world.
AVfM Canadian Activism director Attila Vinczer is going on all-out offensive against local police and school authorities in defense of his son.
Diana Davison explores whether using Lewis Carroll, or indeed whether a gaggle of Mother Goose metaphors will help us understand feminists, or help feminists understand themselves. Alas, we already understand. Just take a trip deep down the rabbit hole for the answers.
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
How would you react if the government gave a large sum of taxpayers money to the promotion of sexual material? Della Burton brings news of the government’s ties with the smutty underworld of erotica.
