A Father’s Lament
It can be difficult to appreciate the extent to which men are discriminated against – until it becomes personal. Paul Schwennesen relates his story.
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It’s time to hold the door open for the girly Boy Scouts
Here come the girly Boy Scouts. Paul Elam wants to welcome them.
Here’s why you are uneasy with Star Trek: Discovery, Anita Sarkeesian
Social justice warriors should be hammering Star Trek: Discovery. August Løvenskiolds draws a map for those lost in space.
Forcing men to make monthly payments to their rapists
If we object to what some characterize as coerced motherhood, can we close our ears to pleas about coerced fatherhood?
Women hold up half the sky?
“Women hold up half the sky.” What does it mean? Now and then, on a sunny day, when strolling over Mount Everest, I look around to see where these women are—the ones holding up half the sky. Clouds are made of water and water is heavy, so I suspect they have quite a challenge going …
Fathers matter. Father’s Day matters.
Dad’s are the best!
Mindhive update: seven days to the great Minnesota moral panic
Weird things are coming out of Minnesota. Is Charlottesville one of them?
When distaste overrides logic
In case you have been under a rock for two weeks, Google has a controversy going. Jewel Eldora with some suggestions for the information behemoth.
Philando Castile, Justine Damond, and the automatic in-group bias toward women
In the first 4 articles of their series Jewel Eldora & Co. discussed the phenomena of automatic out-group derogation of men. In this concluding article they discuss the deadly effects of the automatic in-group bias toward women.
The legacy of men on their knees
Paul Elam with some thoughts on men, women, power and accountability.
