Red pill rage and the 6th stage of grief
While many people are familiar with Elisabeth Ross’s five stages of grief, August Løvenskiolds wonders if these go far enough in understanding Red Pill men.
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Swallowing the red pill makes Sunday morning a masochistic misery
Years ago reading the weekend newspaper was a relaxing pastime. Not any more tells Mark Dent.
Poisoning the wells from which our young girls drink
Young girls in Australia are being taught feminist propaganda with the blessing of the Government.
Book review: “The Silent Man”
AVFM welcomes new contributor Jon Levy with a book review on “The Silent Man: Uncovering the Hidden Epidemic of Domestic Violence Against Men.”
Victims are ‘to be believed’ and their cases referred to trial
The feminist mantra ‘listen and believe’ appears to have made its way into military culture. Michael Conzachi gives the details.
The lies we tell in this age of feminism
Australian football, the latest sport to be touched by feminist influences
The phalanx: MRAs and MGTOW
New contributor Scott Carter gives his thoughts on MGTOW, MRAs, and how to work together for change.
Google, tell us about the wage gap
The fake “gender pay gap” is now a target of the government and Google is now the testing ground for that feminist myth vs. constitutional freedom.
Transgender athletes and the hurdle of rape culture
In the absence of a male vilification narrative, Conrad Shin believes it becomes far less of a challenge to advocate for transgender inclusion in sports.
Movie Review: The Red Pill
Tim Patten reviews The Red Pill
