Hordes of female killers – many of them serial killers – documented on television every week? Robert St. Estephe reviews a television network that thrives on breaking apart feminist stereotypes of women.
The number of women participating in the Indian workforce has dropped significantly as the country progresses economically. Burt Phoenix provides an overview of the trend and asks what might be the factors driving women’s lowered participation in the workforce?
One night prior to a wedding I was in (that she was invited to) she went absolutely stark raving mad – slamming doors, screaming at me that I was a “lying, cheating prick.”
The male gaze is desired by almost every woman who dolls herself up with makeup, as long as the gaze comes from a man with a fat wallet and nice car. Otherwise he’s just plain creepy–right? Right?
Patriarchy Theory, crucial to virtually all Feminist Theory, has always been hateful pseudoscientific garbage. It appears that feminists themselves are beginning to recognize it.
In the American “justice system” the accused frequently find themselves offered a “plea bargain”–plead guilty to a lesser crime, in exchange for a lighter sentence. The deal often sounds good at the time. Until you realize the price will include interest over time that you can never repay.
A Voice for Men is proud to announce another addition to the staff of regular writers for this website. Actually, this is someone whose work has appeared here many times before, but now her work becomes an AVFM exclusive. Feminists have not even begun to shriek.
British journalist and opinion writer on sexual politics Peter Lloyd has given reprint permission to AVFM for several of his articles. He now writes one exclusively for AVFM readers on TV “personality” Amanda Holden, who is bragging about conning her husband into fathering a child, and has widespread support for her fraud.
Tod Kelly, author of a recent controversial piece on the Men’s Human Rights Movement, has penned a followup article expressing his skepticism of the movement. He has allowed us to reprint it here.
So. You’re a woman. And you’ve read about us recently, or stumbled on us by accident. Aimee McGee would like to give you some pointers on navigating this place. It’s neither as scary nor as weird as you may have heard. Here’s a handy roadmap.
