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Townhall by Charlotte Hays A noble band of Republicans legislators on Capitol Hill is doing something almost unheard of in the annals of courage: not jumping through hoops to placate the nation’s feminist minority. For the first time in recorded history, the Violence Against Women Act, which is at its core an ideologically-driven boondoggle...
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“Georgia Today”, a weekly English-language newspaper, ran the following front-page headline: More women acknowledge their rights when oppressed and abused. The picture on the cover was a woman cowering in the corner (covering the back of her head) and the clinched fist of a man. While the article has a few positive points, it...
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There is considerable controversy about the Feds new mandate that health insurance companies provide female contraceptives upon request. The White House fact sheet “Women’s Preventive Services and Religious Institutions” says nothing about providing free contraceptives to men, which is one more example of unconstitutional gender discrimination by government edict. Here’s the good news… By...
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There will soon be a website through which you can purchase several different t-shirts about contemporary feminism. A significant amount of each purchase will be donated to NCFM. Stay tuned for the launch of the website then BUY SOME T-SHIRTS, SOME FOR YOUR FRIENDS, AND MAYBE ONE FOR YOUR FAVORITE LEGISLATOR. Let’s do...
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ABS Releases Gender Indicators and Ignores Male Disadvantage TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 2012 View Source Article Today the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), Australia’s so-called impartial statistical body released its Gender Indicators report: “a summary of gender specific data in six domains representing Economic security, Education, Health, Work and family balance, Safety and justice, and Democracy, governance...
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Click on “Read More” then the picture for another girlwriteswhat common sense video. If you are offended by colorful language you may want to move on to the next article, though if you do you will miss out on this wonderful woman’s common sense perspective on gender, feminism, and discrimination against men.
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The letter about alimony below appeared in The South Florida Sun-Sentinel on Thursday February 2, 2012 and is followed by the articles to which it responded. Â Alimony laws are archaic Re: “Report: Should alimony laws be changed?” on Jan. 25: Why permanent alimony? Why should any state have laws granting alimony for life? For...
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In the run up to International Men’s Day 2012 (Monday 19th November) we’re asking supporters of the day to focus on five key challenges that will help us improve the health and wellbeing of men and boys all over the world. Some of the universal health issues that men and boys in all countries...
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By Yamiche Alcindor, USA TODAY SHOULD ALIMONY LAWS BE CHANGED? Michael Morgan only groans as his wife bathes his body, shaves his face and gently kisses his lips. A retired physician diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease 14 years ago, Morgan, 72, no longer walks or talks. His wife and full-time caregiver, Linda Morgan, makes sure...
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By Liz Jones “Neither of the men knew about my subterfuge. I imagine both will be furious when they read this piece. I still have days now when I wished the sperm-theft had worked; that I had a daughter or son my husband felt compelled to visit” Anyone who meets me, or reads what...
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