During the recent protest at the University of Toronto against the lecture by Dr. Katherine Young and Dr. Paul Nathanson, Dan Perrins and John the Other were interviewed by news reporter Avery Haines. Some interesting questions came up, which we had clarified by Iain Dwyer of CAFE.
In a not very surprising turn of events, the editors of the Good Men Project have announced that Tom Matlack is no longer with the publication. Paul Elam opines that it was fully to be expected. No one interested in the well being of men was ever going to make it in a place that cares about anything but.
With all the attention lately on the University of Toronto, let us not lose sight on the fact that similar scenarios, if quieter ones, are also being played out on American soil at American Universities. Here is a report from NCFM’s Nevada Thompson about what is happening at the University of Montana.
Dan Perrins makes some on-the-ground observations about his time covering the University of Toronto event hosted by the Canadian Association for Equality. There was a lot to cover, including one redhead in particular, with a very large mouth and a very bad attitude. Feminism as usual.
Agent Tungsten, a passionate believer in equal rights and the responsibilities that go with them for all people, has a thing about censorship, and was disturbed at events at the last two CAFE events in Toronto, so she came herself to the third. Here is her first, but hopefully not her last, report for us.
A 19 year old man was sexually assaulted by four women in Toronto. He bravely reported it to police, but when Twitter users got wind of the story the ugly truth of how male victims are viewed in society came bubbling to the surface.
Once again, the name Lindy West makes its way to the pages of AVFM. She is the feminist of the moment telling us all in no uncertain terms that feminism is here to help men and boys. Dr. T read her article on that subject and advises us all to grab some paper towels and a can of Lysol.
John the Other’s recent visit to the University of Toronto turned into quite the examination of human irrationality in action. Was it evil? Mental illness? Stupidity? A combination of all these things? John will tell you his best guess is no. He thinks it is something actually worse.
In the world of sexual politics there is unending discussion about how to control and tame the sexuality of young men, which is admittedly strong and dominant in their lives. What to do? Stay out of their way and shut up says Paul Elam. There is nothing at all wrong with men to begin with.
The countdown has begun to the upcoming lecture on misandry at the University of Toronto. The schools has a history of some poor discipline on the part of some students there who don’t want to learn new things and don’t want anyone else to. JTO rolls up his newspaper.
