Rape on campus: Rolling Stone and mob justice
Do we live in a rape culture? Or do we live in a mob justice culture?
Videos
Single dad gets no help. Young daughter left homeless: Support the Men’s Centre
A real story from a real group in Canada that’s trying to make a positive difference.
Women: Power in the past
For once, we see a video that is exceptional for its non-stupidity on the subject of the role and power of women (and men) in history.
Why the UVA rape hoax went viral
Why did so many people believe the Rolling Stone’s incendiary rape story at the University of Virginia? The Factual Feminist explores that question.
Janice Fiamengo interview at KSUM “Men in Peril” conference
Interview of Professor Janice Fiamengo at the Kennesaw State University Men (now renamed Zen Men) “Male Students In Peril 2014” conference in November of this year.
Innocent until proven guilty
Basic principles of ethics and justice appear to need regular repetition. The General helps us out on that.
Badd Popp orders a mustard sammich
Terrence Popp (Redonkulas.com) is back with a new video full of fun facts and figures—and a few realities of war. What will the physical standards be for women in combat in the U.S. military? He’s not the only one who would like to know. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z9zp6kyIcWo NSFW by the way. He’s a very naughty boy–but this …
Friday night fun: “Admitting my male privilege”
Sparky Fister, as always, gets right to the point. How about you? Want to share where you feel your male privilege?
Christabel Pankhurst – The White Feather betrayal of history
The tale of Christabel Pankhurst, who fought for the vote for women, isn’t quite as clean and saintly as many have been led to believe.
25 benefits of being a female while gaming
Anita Sarkeesian’s partner-in-fraud Jonathan McIntosh (of #FullMcIntosh fame) recently made a fatuous video listing all the “invisible benefits” of being male while video gaming. Some #GamerGate supporting women have a response. http://youtu.be/6d6nRUBKdB4 You know, conversations on gender issues would be a lot easier if we admitted that there are (at least) two sides to every …
