Monday Morning Roundup
Our latest Monday morning roundup. You missed a lot this weekend. Plus there’s some other stuff you may have missed last week. Dean Esmay highlights a few items you won’t want to miss.
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Fighting feminism: let's get practical
From across the ever shrinking pond comes new AVfM contributor Mike Buchanan, an author and business consultant with a few things to say about practical activism. A hearty AVfM welcome to Mike!
Victim Feminism Speaks!
Dr. Elly Tams, aka “Quiet Riot Girl,” returns with a look at a column from earlier this year by notorious man-hating feminist Suzanne Moore of the UK’s “The Guardian.”
This is feminism
Mainstream feminists have abandoned all pretense. The violence and the sadistic hatred are finally out into the open, flaunted with the confidence of a tin pot tyrant in any third world state; like a dictatorship just before the violent meltdown of society.
Author of “Dear Colleague Letter” steps down
The controversial Russlyn Ali, head of the U.S. Education Department’s Office for Civil Rights, has stepped down after just under four years at that post.
Monday Morning Roundup
It’s Monday, and here’s a roundup of stories you may have missed this weekend, and from the previous week since we missed last week’s roundup. Sex, violence, fascism… and hope. It’s been interesting to say the least.
Stickers in shitters!
AVfM welcomes yet another new contributor and men’s activist from the great nation of Australia. He goes by Shithouse Bandit. That is not just a name but a job description. Please welcome him into the fold.
To Art Professor Pete Smith
AVFM welcomes new contributor The Cul-De-Sac Hero with a pictorial review of a certain art studio in Toronto, Ontario. Turns out the class is good for college credit, and a brown shirt.
AVfM Radio: Rape Fantasy
Tonight on AVfM Radio, Paul Elam and Girl Writes What team up for the first time together to take on the subject of rape. Not the crime, but the fantasy of it embraced by many, if not most, women.
Time for goddess to woman up
Paul Elam continues a rant on women, consumerism and the ecology of the planet. This time he poses some questions to women as a whole. We will be waiting for answers.
