Since 1977, NCFM has been committed to ending harmful discrimination and stereotypes against boys, men, their families and the women who love them.
We are a gender inclusive, nonpartisan, ethnically diverse organization that effects civil rights reform through advocacy, education, outreach, services and litigation.
Marc Angelucci, 1968-2020 Marc Etienne Angelucci, Vice-President and Board Member of the National Coalition for Men (NCFM) and longtime President and Founder of the Los Angeles Chapter of NCFM, was tragically murdered early just before four p.m. on July 11, 2020, in front of his home in Crestline, California. Marc Angelucci was truly beloved,...
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Hi everybody, I’m Tim Goldich, president of the Chicago chapter of the National Coalition For Men and author of Loving Men, Respecting Women: The Future of Gender Politics. My next book, Equal Partners: The History of Gender Equality, is due out next year. And this ICMI presentation is titled: FemalePower In my books I...
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By NCFM Another #MeToo related non-profit organization, touted, and supported by some in ‘Hollywood’ has had their questionable financials exposed. Some would call that FRAUD. All of the information contained here is supported by public record documents, tax filings and investigative reports, and are linked below. The New York Post conducted an extensive inquiry...
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OPENING On the PBS program “Amanpour and Company”, host Christian Amanpour discussed the very popular “Netflix” series “The Queens Gambit”, with former world chess champion Gary Kasparov and the greatest female player of all time Judit Polgar ( a game changing moment for chess). The show was typical in the way such subjects are...
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Cox case remains in limbo after local hearing | January 14, 2021 By GREG LITTLE Editor Unprovable rape allegations. More than 100 code violations. Years of hearings. The high-profile murder of a lawyer. It sounds like something right out of the pages of a mystery novel. But it is not. All of those...
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In memory of our dear friend Marc Angelucci with the hope of a better future for all of us. Marc was a fervent advocate for fairness, equal protection and due process. Let us hope our case against the Selective Service is a huge step in that direction. Harry Crouch, President _______________________Press Release____________________________ Contact Harry...
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For me, the year 1980 marked the end of an era. The era of hippies. There remained those people called “old hippies.” Some were affectionately (and perhaps accurately) called “retired hippies.” Others were disparaged (accurately) as “burned-out hippies.” Many continued to act somewhat like hippies. But “somewhat” is the crucial descriptive here. Seeing...
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