Australia celebrates False Allegation Awareness Week
The Australian government enacted the Family Law Act which severely erodes legal protections for men accused of DV. Greg Canning reports on the passage of the law.
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Similar Movements?
“With friends like this..” Ozy Frantz of: “No, seriously, what about teh menz?” a project recently adopted by zee good menz project isn’t a radical feminist, but mostly because they’ve disowned her for being too much like them
A Boy at D-Day
We often view our war dead through a political lens. Let’s take a moment to cast the politics aside and simply honor the fallen, as well as those that survived. Pierce Harlan gives us all a reason to stop and remember.
AVFM News and Activism show 7
Tonight we have as our guest Katherine Gibson of FLAIR. She will be discussing family law reform and legislative activism. Please join us for this very important edition of AVFM News and Activism!
Why not date a feminist?
Feminist dating advice writer Jennifer Hansen instructs men they should stick their heads in deep-fryers, and date feminists too. John the Other has a different view on the matter.
More bleating from Clementine Ford
Clementine Ford did a book review. The only problem was that apparently she did not read the book. Thoughts from Dr. Greg Canning, who actually did his reading.
Taslima Nasreen: a prize idiot
Taslima Nasreen, internationally acclaimed humanist, civil rights advocate, feminist and scholar, does her level best to convince herself and her readers that women are pathetic morons.
What is a real man?
It has to be one of the most often asked questions of all time. What is a real man? John the Other takes a stab at answering, and a stab at the idea that it worth the effort at all.
AVFM News and Activism Show 6
Tonight on AVfM News and Activism the team will be interviewing Karl Matthews of antimisandry.com, the most established internet forum for men’s activists worldwide. Stickam Room is open.
Let’s belittle men
The New Statesmen has taken its turn in the growing list of mainstream outlets to write about the men’s movement with out talking to any men’s activists. At least they made it amusing to watch, say JtO and Paul Elam.
