Devil with the red pill on
If you took an MRA article and read it backwards, would you hear the voice of Satan issuing orders to do unspeakable evil? Jade Michael examines the satanic panic of modern feminists.
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The alimony war of 1935
Robert St. Estephe and Paul Elam have joined forces to provide MRM readers with historical facts presented alongside contemporary political commentary.
Forbes misandry for profit scheme
Where can you go besides NOMAS to find people that actually think family courts favor men? Well, now Forbes Magazine joins that liars list, thanks to Jeff Landers.
The failed manhood of white knights
White Knights and male feminists are a fact of life more disturbing to Paul Elam than feminists. Literally. He uses a recent violent image and thread found on Facebook to make his point.
No to the stick, no to the carrot
Apparently, there’s more to young men than a drive to ram-jam themselves into every willing feminine orifice. They might even recognize they’re held in increasing contempt and dehumanizing scorn.
Golden age of the white knight
Was it gender feminists that created the message that men should shut up about their rights? Nope. It was a traditional message that just had the right kind of flair for feminists to use.
The continuing education of Arthur Goldwag
Is the Southern Poverty Law Center clutching at straws to make a boogie man out of the men’s rights movement? John the Other reports on their latest ploy for press and money.
The mother of all lies
A Voice for Men welcomes new contributor, attorney Robert Franklin, featured columnist for Fathers and Families and a long time advocate for sanity between the sexes. We welcome Robert with gratitude for his work.
Murder cheer-leaders polish their image
Rather than distancing themselves from murder and eugenics advocates, the SPLC appears to be maintaining and strengthening their relationship as long as a few dollars trickle in.
The voices of men
James Huff has a lot to say, but he is tired of just talking. In this excellent essay he draws us a diagram of activism and places our responsibility right in the middle of it. This is what an MRA looks like.
