Male anger is not a crime, nor a mental illness
It seems everywhere we turn the culture is down on males, and it sometimes makes them angry – but is that a crime? Ron Collins makes a passionate case for the legitimacy of men’s anger.
Misandric Culture
Hidden Information On Boko Haram School Attacks
A radical terrorist group in Nigeria has been kidnapping girls and everyone is in an uproar. But they’ve been doing more than kidnapping girls, which no one appears to care about. Ali Mehraspand explains.
Amy Schumer, Special Snowflakes, and Rape
Amy Schumer is a well-noted American comedienne who has been lauded and celebrated by feminists who laughed at and cheered her story of a sexual encounter that, had she been a man and he a woman, feminists likely would have called rape.
Chris Mackney didn’t suicide – he drowned
Despite attempts to wipe Chris Mackney’s existence from the public record, he will not be forgotten. Gregory Becker gives a moving tribute to a man he says did not suicide, but drowned.
Misandry and Emasculation within Disney’s Beauty and the Beast
Beauty and the Beast, a favourite Disney classic, is full of harmful stereotypes that are adored by the masses. Josh O’Brien offers a few reflections on the lead characters of the story.
Feminists stoop to a new low
Just when you thought feminists couldn’t make any bigger fools of themselves, they’ve reached a new low with a public stunt attempting to portray men as violent.
From Challenge to Success! CAFE Report on Queen’s and U of O Inaugural Events
Thugs recently tried to stop the Canadian Association for Equality from speaking. They had a minor victory that will in the end only hamper their cause and help CAFE. Dan Perrins has a report from CAFE.
Who was Alois Dvorzak?
A haunting piece broadcast very recently by Channel 4 News in the UK, on a program with a reputation for rarely showing much concern for men.
Men’s Human Rights Ireland launches with Save Our Sons (SOS) campaign
The Men’s Human Rights Movement continues to expand across the world, spreading the message of equal compassion and human rights for men and boys, giving hope to millions–and anger to Gender Ideologues who profit on their suffering. The movement’s latest foothold? Ireland!
Can you be trendy and marginalized at the same time? Men and their issues can.
Isaac T. Quill notes that what’s interesting and relevant to most people doesn’t necessarily add up to what’s profitable, and has some Google Trends numbers to show that help illustrate that.
