Why men’s rights?
AVfM welcomes a new writer, external angst, who wades in to the deep end of the men’s movement without delay, and does so compellingly. We think you will enjoy this gifted thinker’s perspective on men and men’s rights.
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Titanic-style chivalry: My body, my choice
In his first offering to A Voice for Men, long time reader TCM brings us these thoughts as the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic comes and goes. A big AVfM welcome to TCM!
Open Letter: Thank-you feminists and ideologues
There’s a lot of so-called men’s rights activists running around making trouble these days, particularly for gender ideologues who aren’t used to having any trouble at all. Kiss the old days good-bye.
Gender privilege in Titanic Era
It’s the 100th Anniversary of the sinking of the passenger ship Titanic, and we are treated to a bit of historical perspective from Phil Leigh, which includes a dismissal of the modern feminist narrative.
Patch Adams: sycophant with a red clown nose
Patch Adams is a doctor who loves to help his fellow man. But wait, it appears he hates his fellow man, but loves his fellow woman. Gosh, it’s all confusing, all this loving hate. JTO sorts it out.
Fem-education down under
It’s a mans world, and of course we keep handing over all the resources to women in order to prove it. Dr. Greg Canning takes a look at how this “logic” is hurting our boys during developmental years.
Feminine surrender as emotional dominance
TyphonBlue serves up her first offering in a series of articles on the true nature of male and female power in relationships. It will offend, which means she is on to the truth.
Violence by proxy
In a world where the reductionist view of violence rules the day, reasoned examination of the phenomena is scarce, and often politically dangerous. John the Other beats the stuffing out of the violence myth.
Girls behaving badly
There is no question about it. Women are getting more violent with time. Will the world catch up and call them to account? Dr. Greg Canning doesn’t think so.
Barry Nolan: Boston Magazine’s TV critic and gender expert
Barry Nolan is just as happy as a pig in mud about being white and male. He knows it makes him special…privileged. Just like all white males. Maybe he is just full of shit.
