We became men by fighting and overcoming our own challenges. Challenge makes men stronger – do we disrespect women so much that we cannot grant them the same opportunity to advance through their own success in overcoming challenge without our interference?
Bob Beckel may just have destroyed his career as a highly paid political puppet that helps spread propaganda on Fox New. Paul Elam feels sorry for him and wants to come to his defense. Well, not so much, but he really wanted to.
Recently the work of Kelly Jones was presented on this site. It contained a lot of cogent and salient observations about the nature of men and women. But not so fast, says Paul Elam. There is one glaring problem in the middle of all this wisdom.
How to win an argument every time? Simple. Establish a questionable premise, or multiple questionable premises at once, then paint everyone who questions the premise as being hateful and evil and “part of the problem.” Kristina Hansen gives an example.
What are the best pictures that never won a Thelma? Zero Dark Vagiina? The Wizard of Kos? A Slut is Born? Rape Culture Millionaire? How about Andrea Dworkin’s The Girth of a Nation? This year, all the choices are up to you, says Robert Sides.
A growing number of men have decided that the state of cultural misandry runs so deep their only solution is self-imposed exile. William Rand explores his Red Pill journey and his personal solution. It works for some but can it work forever?
This is the old masthead page. Please visit the new masthead. Robert Brockway Owner and Publisher Youtube Channel Twitter Peter Wright Editor Vernon Meigs Editor Gary Costanza Editor for Neonatal Cutting Suzanne McCarley Director, Disqus Moderation Team With special thanks to the founder of A Voice for Men, Paul Elam, who has moved on to …
It appears that feminists at Arizona State University are taking a page from the University of Toronto playbook as well as lessons from the Atheism Plus flying monkeys. The great poster tear down event has finally reached America.
We are nearing a very big day for Dallas, Texas, where 10,000 men will be used as political pawns by the cities mayor, who is asking them to take a stand in support of the big lie that domestic violence is a problem rooted in masculinity.
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.
