Dr. Greg Canning notes that High School boys are being singled out for harassment and bullying–by teachers and administrators and those who run the system. Hmm, boys are monsters, girls are victims. Where have we heard that before?
More and more men are taking the teachings of the Men’s Human Right’s Movement off the screen and into our day-to-day lives. Alex Hunt shares his first challenge from his feminist partner.
A new weekly feature of AVFM, the “News Week in review” will highlight important news stories from within and outside the manosphere. Look for it every week on Monday or Tuesday so you can keep on top of things.
Robert St. Estephe brings us an interview with Faith Baldwin, a noted author in her day and foe of the abuses of the divorce and alimony by women – as commonplace 85 years ago as today.
As societies struggle for survival in hostile environments, should they place more value on either men or women? Neither, says August Løvenskiolds. In today’s world, such questions are out of date.
Gregg Simms joins a long list of writers from the Good Men Project who have appointed themselves official spokesman for how to respect women. And you can learn from him if you can put up with the abuse.
A Voice for Men’s founder and publisher. Paul Elam will be hosting a solo radio program dealing with the history of AVFM and the past, present and future of the Men’s Human Rights Movement. Your calls are welcome.
Did you know reporting on a dead woman’s age and risky behavior is sexist, patriarchal misogyny now? Janet Bloomfield updates us.
Our brothers in India are meeting now in a national conference to discuss Men’s Rights. We send them a message of solidarity, and give you ways to keep up on events during the conference if you can’t make it!
The practice of corrupt judges destroying marriages and families for profit goes back at least as far as the early days of the American republic. Another great find by Robert St. Estephe.
