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.
Elizabeth Garner, an ex NFL Cheerleader for the Tennessee Titans, is facing jail time for sexually assaulting a minor in a bathroom at a party. Her tears may sway her husband and the judge, but it is not convincing Kristina one tiny bit.
We return with another article from Watching the Watchdogs about the unusual practices of the Southern Poverty Law Center. It seems for all their work on diversity, they have not managed to take the lesson home. Hypocrisy, anyone?
AVFM welcomes new contributor and founder of SeattleMRA, Kyle Spier-Swenson, who brings us some observations about the latest fit of histrionics from a feminist at a conference. Watch out Rebecca Watson, you now have victim competition.
The students at applied to the Ryerson University Student Union for acceptance of a men’s issues group. They were denied. They appealed, and they were just denied again. Dan Perrins predicts that denial will not last.
The Southern Poverty Law Center, that bastion of civil rights and fund raising par excellence from stirred up paranoids and well meaning but gullible seniors, saves the world for another year with a phony map and a beggars extended hand.
According to feminists, video games are a microcosm of a patriarchal, male dominant, misogynistic women objectifying culture that can be seen in every trope, character and plot of almost every video game made. Mateusz Wacek calls bullshit and offers a plan to respond.
