Arthur Goldwag has been caught distorting, exaggerating, and making unsupported and even unfalsifiable claims, this time about A Voice for Male Students. News Director Robert O’Hara takes a look.
A rash of Indian women emigrating to the US are effectively using other Indian and/or Middle Eastern women as household slaves illegally. Anil Kumar has a report.
The rape whistle is blowing, and they are making the last call. So you better pick up your bags and hop on board if you want to make the ride. The Rape Express is about to leave the station and the Daily Mail’s Jennifer Smith is not going to wait for stragglers.
Camille Paglia has a lot of good things to say about men. No surprise there. Jezebel.com does not seem to understand a word she is saying. No surprise there, either. Janet Bloomfield is a compassionate, helpful soul who wants to help the Jezzies overcome their reading comprehension difficulties, and perhaps a few personality issues. Nope, no surprises today.
Amy MacPherson is a feminist. She is also a writer for Huffington Post in Canada. She is also the mother of a son who has, by all indications, been railroaded into a lifelong brand by a Canadian court that has left his life and due process of law in a catastrophic state. AVFM as well as MHRO are both offering to help.
Male fertility control has been in the news lately and we here at AVFM are not going to waste the opportunity to throw in our two cents. Robert O’Hara dusts off an old piece concerning the male pill and challenges readers to make their voices heard.
The history of the planet is at once complicated and simple. It its most fundamental form, the truth of it is as basic as simple math. It was men that carved human civilization out of the hostile wilderness. And when things go wrong, sometimes terribly wrong, it is men who pull our asses out of a sling.
So apparently some pop song is about rape (or so some feminists say) and saying a woman has a baggy vagina is…. oh hell, we can’t even untangle it, but Spark Fister does it better than we can anyway, and GirlWritesWhat chimes in with a great comment.
There are winners and losers in this world, and Jameis Winston is clearly a winner. Yet despite massive evidence to the contrary, Jameis will be tarred with the stigma of “accused rapist” for years to come. Ty Henry has an in-depth analysis of his ongoing saga, and those who stand to profit from keeping the stigma on him–and on all men.
The feminist corruption of the legal system has stripped away the four cornerstones of getting a fair trial. Indeed, some pigs are more equal than others.
