We are quickly approaching the speaking engagement of Dr. Janice Fiamengo at the University of Toronto in Ontario, Canada. There may be tempers flaring there, and MHRAs will be in attendance. Some words of caution from Paul Elam.
Clementine Ford wants to talk about the horrible practice of men forcing women to such depraved levels of vanity that they are seeking state sponsored genital mutilation. She even gives her readers edicts on how they will discuss the problem. For now, she is cutting the penis talk off.
University of North Carolina has no men’s studies program. And if they did, there is only a few subjects you would need to teach. “Sit up” “beg,” and the ever popular “roll over.” Your reward for learning? You get to stay out of jail.
Robert Sides offers some light-hearted sticker idea, and where to stick them, so that we can stick it to the feminist. We don’t know exactly what else to say, but when we run across some good ideas we like to stick with them.
It appears the reverberations emanating from the University of Toronto protest against Warren Farrell are still bouncing around the halls of academe. Ryerson University students are forming a men’s issues group in response to the hate.
A Voice for Men welcomes new contributor and activist Michael Sharron, a North Carolina father with some perspective on how the University of North Carolina handles the thin accusations of a woman, and the death of a young man.
Could the oft used feminist “misogyny card” be wearing out its welcome in Australian politics? By the look of Julia Gillard and her limping Labor Party it looks like the girl gig may be up. Jim Muldoon gives us the breakdown on the the break down Down Under.
Feminism claims to be about equality. It claims to include and address the negatives in life that affect men. It claims to be a force for good and social progress. It claims to be a lot of things. John the Other is not buying it, and he’d rather quit than continue to be spoon fed lies.
Oh shock of shocks, the Republican opposition of VAWA fizzled out and morphed into outright support of the new legislation. Obama will sign it into law soon, and the money flow to corrupt ideologues will continue unabated.
Yesterday the U.S.House of Representatives passed the Senate version of VAWA giving us another five years of rule by the domestic violence industry. However, the narrative has been successfully challenged.
