Talking out of their vaginas
AVfM is proud to introduce yet another sterling addition to the team. This gent goes by Blueface, and today he talks about talking vaginas.
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And the song plays on
The MRM and this website have been getting a lot of attention lately. Predictably, it is harsh, misguided and based in a lot of ignorance. It has also been harming some men, which appears to be part of the design.
The new war on hate
As word of the SPLC’s slur campaign spreads through the media and the online world like fire, more writers are penning harsh critiques of their conduct. TDOM weighs in with a highly detailed analysis of events.
Southern Poverty Law Center linked to hate activity
The Southern Poverty Law Center, once a respected civil rights advocacy organization, has now sunk to the level of organizations it used to expose. Paul Elam reports on their “demise by lies.”
Mississippi State students forced to “Walk a Mile in Her Shoes”
MSU uses administrative and social coercion to force male students to participate in a humiliating and degrading demonstration. Victims not helped.
An open letter to Richard Cohen of the SPLC
The Southern Poverty Law Center has placed AVfM and other related sites on a list identifying them as “misogynist” and “woman hating.” Paul Elam responds with a letter to the SPLC president.
Ruminations on apologies in the gender wars
What’s in an apology? Sometimes it is a statement of regret. Other times it is a political weapon used to inflict far more harm than what was originally being apologized for. Ask Rush, or the boys at Milton Academy.
Bury the bullshit
Voting rights, or lack of them, are the quintessential piece of prima facie evidence of women’s oppression in the west. Feminists jingle them like a bloody set of chains. For B.R. Merrick, the sound has become empty and annoying.
The inflated definition of misogyny
It’s easy, and pretty common, to charge MRA’s with being conspiracy nuts. But that is in a topsy-turvey world where feminists see patriarchal machinations and oppression around every corner.
Domestic violence law is ready for the dump
As VAWA falls under increased opposition more women are raising their voices in objection to the sexist legislation and the corrupt domestic violence industry that it finances. Is VAWA done?
