Our very own John the Other is at the University of Toronto today, and a very fine day it is. A revolution of morons is afoot, led in part by the University of Toronto Student’s Union, a campus affiliated hate group with ties to other groups full of Stalinist thugs.
One of the best songs ever recorded to represent our movement, by Jared White, with some handy links to go with the lyrics, for those who oppose us in the fight for basic human rights for men and boys.
Suzanne McCarley has a few questions for the men of the University of Toronto Student’s Union regarding their conduct at the recent protests at men’s issues presentations on that campus. We are sure they will be quick to step forward with direct and honest answers to all of them.
There is a massive social movement sweeping the western world targeting problems faced by women. rather targeting men. It goes past the notion of feminism, or even gynocentrism, and models precisely that which drives all forms of human hate.
On April 4, 2013 the Men’s Issues Awareness Group of the University of Toronto will present yet another lecture that addresses the issues faced by men and boys in modern culture. Resistance is likely to be present. As is resistance to the resistance. Dan Perrins reports.
From the pages of the a British publication, we are telegraphed another reminder that in most ways that count, we simply don’t exist. Not as men, as fathers, or even as taxpayers it seems. Andy Thomas offers a brief note on the latest insult delivered to men everywhere.
The men’s human rights movement has a winding, often buried and intractable history. A thousand upstarts, a thousand failures, heroes, snakes in the grass, and many, many, many wounded men. Robert Sides brings us one slice of that history with the telling of just one of those stories.
August Løvenskiolds has been inspired by recent events in the tech world (and we are guessing a little by TyphonBlue) to regale us with a tale from the Twin Cities, as well as the City by the Bay. Excellent bedtime reading, in the misandric zeitgeist.
Pauley Perrette is an actress in a wildly popular television show. She is also a woman with an agenda, and her ex-husband, Francis Shivers is the one suffering for it. Paul Elam brings some explosive documentation to this current news story.
Chivalry. It is quickly finding its way into meaning as the modern man’s “C” word, though there is much debate still as to its origin and meaning. Peter Write sets the record straight with this historical opus, sure to set the record straight.
