Letter: Columnist’s conclusion on alimony bill wrong The letter below was published in Florida Today on Wednesday, 4/17/13 and is followed by the column to which it responded. Gordon E. Finley, Ph.D. Letter: Columnist’s conclusion on alimony bill wrong http://www.floridatoday.com/article/20130417/OPINION/130416004/Letter-Columnist-s-conclusion-alimony-bill-wrong While I applaud columnist Paul Flemming for a sound review of the issues in...
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Stop Exploiting Africans — Circumcision Does Not Stop Aides by JerryTheOther The ushers at the Brooklyn Academy of Music were as stunned as Bill and Chelsea Clinton – patrons usually don’t stand mid-performance and shout slogans at the stage – so no one should blame them for not restoring order. That night, March 4th,...
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NCFM NOTE: Notice here how DOE directives gutting due process procedures coincide with the DOJ’s lowered standards of evidence and expansive new definition of sexual assault/rape. This trick to further disenfranchise males is epic. First, expand the definition of something that is believed to be a horrific offense to women which necessarily creates more...
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VAWA supporters are trying to ramrod the reauthoriztion (S.47) through the Senate without committee hearings. It appears Senator Leahy has cut a deal with the House and that none of meaningful reforms so many people have worked so hard to have adopted will prevail. It seems backroom politics rule the day and few if...
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USNEWS HEALTH reported that the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force recommended that all women of childbearing age should be screened for signs of domestic violence and referred for treatment if necessary. Apparently, according to the author, Serena Gordon, the new recommendations, published in the January issue of the Annals of Internal Medicine, apply to...
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PRESS RELEASE Contact: Teri Stoddard Telephone: 301-801-0608 No DNA, No Witnesses, No Evidence: Brian Banks Case Spotlights Need for Rape Reform WASHINGTON/January 8, 2013 – The upcoming 60 Minutes appearance of Brian Banks will highlight flaws in the American criminal justice system, including laws pertaining to sexual assault. Brian Banks, who spent 5...
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NCFM NOTE: Upon reading this article one of our board members ask us to take it down because someone might think we condone sexual assault. Well, as you can see we agreed to disagree since your are reading this. That said, anyone who thinks NCFM or any of it’s members condone sexual assault in...
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NFL: A Crucial Change Campaign? Penn State abuse scandal October 9, 2012 By: Christopher Thompson As the dust settles on the notorious Penn State scandal, we are afforded time to reflect on exactly what has occurred; former Penn State Assistant Coach Jerry Sandusky has been sentenced to 30 to 60 years for sexually assaulting...
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NOTE: If you are not aware of the Administration’s new definition of rape you should be. So, here it is, right from the Office of the Attorney General. As written, if you think it through, everyone in the United States that has ever had, or every will have sex with another person may be...
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This article was first published August 2008. It was last updated in November 2011. It could use some refreshing, but it is still enlightening considering that the Violence Against Women Act Reauthorization is stalled in Congress. Doing that took considerable, deliberate, and concerted effort by many people and several organizations. NCFM played a larger...
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Stop Abusive and Violent Environments August 9, 2012 Over the last 40 years, rape laws have undergone a fundamental transformation. In some ways, these changes have removed barriers to rape victims receiving a fair trial and have helped bring many rapists to justice. But in other ways the reforms have gone too far, upending...
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Posted on the William L. Anderson blog which mostly covers prosecutorial, judicial, and police misconduct and the demise of the Rule of Law in the USA. America as South Park Nation: Where Life is a Bad Cartoon, Part II Even though at our house we don’t have television reception, we do have a TV...
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How Much Should A Domestic Violence Non-Profit Executive Make? Written by Jodie SanJuan – Director of the Domestic Violence Justice Project Earlier this month, Florida Governor Rick Scott criticized the President of the Florida Coalition Against Domestic Violence for her astronomical salary of $316,104 with an additional $36,158 in benefits. (1) The Coalition reported that...
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Last week, the National Organization for Women issued a press release titled, Where the Real Shame Lies: Calling Victims of Violence Liars and Their Advocates Crooks. The author, NOW’s President, Terry O’Neal,” was referring to Representative Sandy Adams successful bill to re-authorize the Violence Against Women Act (H.R. 4970). O’Neal’s rant failed to mention...
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NCFM Note: legislation of this type would put a huge damper on civil rights activism. Those opposed to equal rights for men could use such laws to all but shut down the free interchange of interests and ideas across the Internet and eventually other media. Similar legislation has already been proposed at the national...
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May 9, 2012 Stop Abusive and Violent Environments (SAVE) is a victim-advocacy organization working for evidence-based solutions to the problem of domestic violence. Stop Violent and Abusive Environments supports the re authorization of the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA). SAVE advocates for all victims of domestic violence, regardless of their race, sex, or gender...
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By Harry Crouch NOTE: Not surprisingly, The Washington Post did not respond to the following letter that I submitted the day after their editorial board issued a strong recommendation to support Senator Leahy’s VAWA re authorization bill. So, I’m sharing it with you anyway… _____________________________________________________ The Washington Post Editorial Board noted in Reauthorize the...
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The Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) and the War on Men Gordon E. Finley, Ph.D. The Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) arguably is one of the most misguided pieces of legislation ever passed by Congress. From conceptualization to consequences it has wreaked a wide swath of destruction across American society and accurately can be...
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Talking Points Under the U.S. constitutional framework, police power is reserved to the states, and all states have laws to protect all citizens from crimes against them, including domestic violence against women. The battle against domestic violence shouldbe waged, and paid for, primarily at the state and local levels. The reauthorization bill for the...
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Sunset VAWA – Sunrise Domestic Violence Reform From it’s rumored origins in the minds of a small group of homeless Seattle lesbian barflies to reputedly throwing falsely accused fathers out of their homes in the middle of the night with nothing but the shirts on their backs, the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) has...
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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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