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Movie Review: The Red Pill With her new documentary, feminist Cassie Jaye has napalmed an outmoded gender equality landscape into shards of dust, and remolded the smoking embers into an innovative narrative representing a modern day understanding. The Red Pill (theredpillmovie.com) is a spellbinding, and occasionally shocking, journey of enlightenment and introspection. The documentary...
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College Masculinities Documentary: a Review The Mask You Live In A college professor and close friend teaches a course called “Masculinities,” which claims to explore the topic in depth. Since the subject of challenges facing modern men is a favorite of mine, nothing could stop me from diving deep into the material. I began...
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NCFM NOTE: When confronted with someone bad mouthing men and patriarchy, ask them if they see anything men built. Think about it… Bigotry is on the Rise on College Campuses Many would agree that sexism and racism remain serious and, in some cases a growing concern. However, those being discriminated against are not the ones that...
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Rape and Frightened Women The editors of Parenting.com recommend that parents discuss intimate body parts and the subject of inappropriate touching with children when they are about three years old. The B-Inspired Mama blog suggests a more straightforward tack: We have got to put aside our differences as parents, and talk more about this...
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Canadian Man Awarded Daughter’s Full Guardianship Jakob Letkemann faced the biggest challenge of his–or maybe anyone’s–life: the battle for custody of his three-year old daughter, Darian. He struggled through exhausting and heartrending court battles, during which time the 40-year old resident of Salt Spring Island, located off the west coast of British Columbia, found...
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Masculinity Deconstructed, Liberated and Unchained A recent episode of HBO’s Real Time with Bill Maher featured an interview with Rebecca Traister, feminist and author of All the Single Ladies, who sang praises for the book’s themes of the rise of independent women and gender equality. Among other things, she noted that more than 50...
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Lesbian Feminist Scholars Lesbian feminist author Maria Mies once wrote, “If patriarchy had a specific beginning in history, it can certainly have an end.” As with other feminist scholars, a group dominated by mostly white lesbians who share a perversely narrow-minded perspective, Mies is convinced that patriarchy–as well as the male sex–is oppressive and...
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Formulating the New Male Studies Curriculum I recently submitted an article about women who sexually assault and rape boys and young men to Feminist Wire. Naively, I expected the magazine would jump at the opportunity to address this growing threat by publishing what I had written. Instead, they rejected my work, offering up the...
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The Lonely Single Men of MGTOW Around the world, a large and growing contingent of males is sounding a clarion call about the dark side of marriage. In doing so, they are drawing scorn and being contemptuously regarded as “lonely hearts,” “loners,” “losers,” “women-haters” and “recluses.” But nothing could be further from the truth....
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Formulating the New Male Studies Curriculum I recently submitted an article about women who sexually assault and rape boys and young men to Feminist Wire. Naively, I expected the magazine would jump at the opportunity to address this growing threat by publishing what I had written. Instead, they rejected my work, offering up...
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