A scrape on campus: holes in the Stanford rape conviction
Why did the judge give Brock Turner such a light sentence? August Løvenskiolds finds the victim impact statement enlightening.
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UK charities that help men
“I would love to build a database of charities that DO offer some help to men, whether exclusively or as a part of their services, which might be of use to men around the world.” Alice
Eloquent Rage: The Legacy of Angry Harry
An Ode to Angry Harry and his contributions to the MHRM
Study: 50% of Twitter misogyny posted by women. UK MPs launch “Reclaim the Internet” campaign.
Certain interests would have you believe that the source of abuse on social media is a distinctively masculine phenomenon and, coincidentally, think that “something must be done” about it. Think-tank Demos says otherwise.
The four seas law of cuckoldry
Cultural and legal circumstances affect the extent of cuckoldry in any given society, explains Douglas Galbi
Regarding the PragerU and Brad Wilcox Fail
Sociologist Brad Wilcox recently encouraged deadbeat bachelors to “man up” and get married. Paul Elam responds with a lesson in sociology.
Take back the light
(“A War on Women?” Are they serious?) as they mindlessly intone “the challenges facing intersectional masculinity can be alleviated by deconstructing masculinity.”
Formulating the new Male Studies curriculum
Is it time for Male Studies at University, Tim Patten explores
Chasing the dragon
Romantic love is the junk food of human relationships. Peter Wright and Paul Elam discuss the menu.
My long mistrust of the Christian Right, with apologies to Robert Stacey McCain
Is the Christian Right a political or even a moral source of support for men and boys? Dean Esmay explores that question and a good bit more.
