TRANSITIONS Journal of Men’s Perspectives
Transitions first published in 1981, Transitions is the oldest and longest running Men's Rights journal in existence. You can see examples by clicking on the link above. "Active Members" of NCFM can read over 120 historic back issues. For more about our journal of men's perspectives see TRANSITIONS AND NCFM: OUR HISTORY (STILL) IN THE MAKING , December 2011 by Francis Baumli.
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Divorce Corp. By Joseph Sorge with James Scurlock. Jackson, Wyoming: DC Book LLC, 2013. 195 pages. Book $24.95. Audiobook $29.95. www.divorcecorp.com. Divorce Corp. Film Directed by Joseph Sorge. 2013. 93 minutes. www.divorcecorp.com. DVD $19.95. Blue-Ray $24.95. Joseph Sorge and collaborators have released an absolutely superlative pair of related products—the Divorce Corp. movie and the...
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Gilbert Lorenzo, 31, San Diego Police Department jailed for DV even though his wife abuses drugs, alcohol, and was earlier convicted of domestic violence. Mr. Lorenzo even had protective order against his wife! Here’s a decent discussion of the issues and why men get the short end of the stick… Domestic violence is not...
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Abuse & Betrayal: The Cautionary True Story of Divorce, Mistakes, Lies, and Legal Abuse. By Richard Joseph. Charleston, South Carolina: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2014. 168 pages. $14.95. Available at www.amazon.com and the book’s amazon listing can be accessed directly via www.abuseandbetrayal.com. The evidently pseudonymous Richard Joseph has written a book that stands out...
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NCFM NOTE: Anne Stevenson writes it as she sees it and she sees it clearly. Anyone interested in things to do with family court ineptness and corruption would do well to read what she writes. Connecticut Task Force hears accounts of victimization by family court By Anne Stevenson, Communities Digital News CONNECTICUT, March 1,...
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IS THE MALE OR FEMALE BRAIN MORE VULNERABLE TO TRIGGERS OF VIOLENT BEHAVIOR? New Rochelle, NY, February 5, 2014—Human behaviors such as violence depend on interactions in the brain between genetic and environmental factors. An person may be more vulnerable to developing violent behaviors if they have predisposing factors and are then exposed to...
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NCFM NOTE: Hats off to the American Enterprise Institute for another article about Attorney General Eric Holder‘s apparent inability to get the numbers right. It appears he’s spewing ideologically driven data unsupported by reality… Update on Eric Holder and the false information that remains on the DOJ website Mark J. Perry | January 15,...
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NCFM NOTE: One of our major supporters made this comment, “I-VAWA is not a matter of national security. It will not make Americans safer. It is not in the vital interests of the United States of America. I-VAWA is an aggressive attempt to redesign the attitudes, laws, and institutions of foreign nations in order...
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''Reactionary, traditionalist, conservative, chauvinist, wanting to put women back in the kitchen, like I'm some sort of right-wing homophobic misogynist woman-hater who wants to take away everything feminism has achieved..."not.
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men are also victims full article By Harry Crouch The article above published April 23, 1998, over 15 years ago! At the bottom of the first column is a reference to Michelle Elliot, Director of Great Britain’s Kidscape. In 2011 Ms. Elliot is interviewed for a video titled Introduction to the Female Pedophile, available at...
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NCFM NOTE: NCFM website readers have heard story after story of restraining order abuse and related outrageous actions, including arrests in domestic violence cases where the evidence reveals that the woman committed the violence but the man was arrested. Here’s another one, one with a twist or two, one that may disappear into the...
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NCFM NOTE: With over 30 years law enforcement experience, including working for years as a homicide investigator often on high-profile cases, Mr. Conzachi is well qualified to assert what follows. Unlike other journalists who reported on the case of Darin Haas, Mr. Conzachi spent hours upon hours digging up the truth including the systemic...
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NCFM NOTE: Below is a must read article from the Good Man Project. Just yesterday I spoke with another active duty soldier. Married over 15 year, with three children, his borderline disordered wife with one official military finding of being abusive, he knew not what to do. The last time she attacked him he...
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NCFM NOTE: Saudi Arabia’s Council of Minister’s just outlawed domestic violence at home and in the workplace, that is domestic violence against women. What’s missing? Apparently there are no abused men in Saudi Arabia? Not even one man abused by a woman? Wow! Who knew? That’s about to change dramatically. The Saudi’s just gave...
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NCFM NOTE: Domestic violence…well, “It’s a family matter; it’s personal,” said her husband…”You don’t know anything about the situation,” said Kupchick’s sister Fabrizi… “Every family has occasional disagreements,” said State Rep. Brenda Kupchick, “I will always put the best interests of my family and my family’s children first,” she added… really? Might be considered denial...
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NCFM NOTE: Canadian national columnist Barbara Kay takes on slap happy Kentucky Fried Chicken ads! It’s just a matter of time now. Just a matter of time before Uncle Sanders rises from the grave and thumps those that have sullied his name by promoting female violence against men. Just a matter of time… don’t...
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Whitewash! Prosecutorial misconduct whitewashed by disgusting circle the wagon cronyism in the Mary Kellett case. This is the most blatant case of prosecutorial misconduct of which I know. So egregious is this case that NCFM along with others last year filed complaints with the Maine Board of Overseers of the Bar against prosecutor Mary...
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Press Release San Diego, California, May 9, 2013 Contact: Marc Angelucci, Esq., NCFM Vice President, marcangelucci@hotmail.com 626-319-3081 SUMMARY: Travis Alexander’s murder by Jodi Aris was horrific by any measure. It may not have happened if more attention were paid to female perpetrators and their male victims. In light of the tragic murder...
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Domestic violence NSW Rape Crisis Centre executive officer Karen Willis repeats the discredited claim that domestic violence is about masculinity (”Mosman woman’s death puts spotlight on domestic violence”, April 26). Research shows domestic violence is most prevalent among young people and is linked to social disadvantage, drug and alcohol abuse, mental health issues, and...
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Gender and Racial/Ethnic Differences in Criminal Justice Decision Making in Intimate Partner Violence Cases The Partner Abuse State of Knowledge Project Manuscripts and Online Data Base Overview of Findings by the Authors Springer Publications Introduction: Over the years, research on partner abuse has become unnecessarily fragmented and politicized. The purpose of The Partner...
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CHANGING THE DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SCENE Denial was always the reality protecter that insulated the family from the truth. Her boys never said anything and her husband’s voice never once uttered what his eyes revealed. After all, who could acknowledge a mother abusing her sons. It was those soccer parents witnessing what Pat was doing...
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Over the years millions of people worldwide have visited a National Coalition For Men website. Also over the years the site has changed dramatically, been taken down, moved, and otherwise uprooted. In those processes much information was lost, not recovered, and does not appear on this site. However you can see earlier versions and many of the extraordinary accomplishments of NCFM back to 1996 by using the WayBackMachine. In the search box type www.ncfm.org
NCFM members are involved in the development and operation of this for profit site, though NCFM has no involvement other than being an affiliate. A tremendous amount of $$ and time has been spent developing this site which may be very useful if you have family law issues. However, NCFM takes no responsibility for its content, use, or outcomes. NCFM receives 30% of sales through our websites.
