Feminism’s “aggressive weakness”
19th Century socialist and social philosopher E. Balfort Bax was a maverick amongst this contemporaries, but his words often remain eerily relevant to today’s world.
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Letter to CBC News: Misandry, feminism and public broadcasters
Wolf Moehrle, an Ontario resident, recently sent a letter to authorities in Canada regarding the CBC’s coverage of feminism, and of men’s issues. We somehow don’t expect much response, but never say no one tried getting their attention.
Don’t be THAT guy: Attila goes to Ottawa
The appallingly sexist and bigoted “Don’t be THAT guy” posters from Sexual Assault Voices of Edmonton recently oozed onto the scene in Canada’s capital, Ottawa. AVfM’s Director of Activism recently did some postering of his own there. Jim Byset reports.
Feminism’s cracking foundation
After a long and despotic reign, cracks in the foundations of feminist society are beginning to widen. John Hembling has a few observations to offer about its demise.
ESPN hosts take a stand for due pIn Ray Rice case
“There is never an excuse to hit a woman.” In a small but culturally significant moment, two ESPN commentators reject this notion. Is the Red Pill slowly sleeping further into the mainstream?
Brantford Lawyer accused of second scandal
Dan Perrins recently sounded a warning on the pages of AVfM that if lawyers, social workers, vindictive exes, or any other people lie about men in court, he would expose their lies. Which brings him to the behaviour of Brantford lawyer David Maltby.
Misandry and Emptiness: Masculine Identity in a Toxic Cultural Environment
In a long but brilliant essay, Drs. Paul Nathanson and Katherine K. Young examine the religious, philosophical, and cultural roots of misandry, and its pervasiveness and effects on modern culture. Sit down to explore and digest this one, it’s long but worth your time.
Military Justice Improvement Act Fails, But Won’t Die
Military veteran Michael Conzachi has news of the proposed Military Justice Improvement Act in the USA. But it doesn’t look like the Guilty Until Proven Innocent mentality is going to go away, and new attempts to accomplish this same thing are likely to continue soon.
Guns for Domestic Violence Accusers in Kentucky
Whatever your stance on firearm ownership, recent action by the Kentucky legislature should send a chill down your spine. What next, issuing man-hunting licenses to women as a new revenue stream for the state?
“Rape culture” fanatics don’t know what a culture is
AVfM welcomes new contributor Barbara Kay, who calls “shenanigans!” on the gender ideologue notion that we live in a “rape culture” that normalizes sexual assault on women.
