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.
5/14/2020 by Carrie N. Baker Congressional commission recommended women be required to register for military drafts. At the same time, the Trump administration is blocking the ERA. Pictured: “Honoring Women in Military” luncheon at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte in April 2015. (UNC Charlotte / Flickr) At the height of the battle...
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Published on the Daily Wire 5/28/2020 A woman previously convicted of murdering her husband but successfully appealed down to a lesser charge of manslaughter will now be able to fully inherit his estate instead of the couple’s children. In 2010, Sally Challen went to visit her estranged husband with a hammer in her purse....
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![NCFM Adviser Francis Baumli, A Dirty Diaper is an Equal Opportunity Employer [or] The Beginnings of Potty Parity and the National Coalition For Men](https://i0.wp.com/ncfm.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/dirty-diaper-cover-1.png?w=740&ssl=1)
On October 7, 2016 President Obama signed into law the BABIES ACT (Bathrooms Accessible in Every Situation) which required diaper changing tables in all publicly accessible Federal buildings, with numerous exceptions. Thirty years earlier, a judgement was officially filed in United States District Court that caused the Syracuse, New York airport to include diaper...
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NCFM President Harry Crouch interview about domestic violence with Cassie Jaye – producer of Red Pill Down the Rabbit Hole
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DD0Sj8qiOm8 NCFM Vice President Marc Angelucci and Cassie Jaye, Consent, Victim Blaming & False Accusations
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A while back I thought we should boycott all Procter and Gamble products and not just Gillette. Another member thought we should just focus on Gillette. I disagreed. But focusing just on Gillette is certainly a valid option, so I did not argue any further. But, a couple of Old Spice ads have encouraged...
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By Jack Kammer, MSW/MBA Meet Jason, a sophomore at a large mid-western university. Jason has had a few dates with a student named Jessica. They have never had sex beyond kissing and some light petting. It is pretty clear that she likes him more than he likes her. He does not intend to date...
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The Hand that Rocks the World: An Inquiry into Truth, Power and Gender. By David Shackleton. Ottawa, Ontario, Canada: Take2Now, Inc., 2015. 346 pages. Canadian $20.www.take2now.com. Review by J. Steven Svoboda David Shackleton, the creator of the venerable and long-running (now sadly defunct) Everyman: A Men’s Journal, published his long-planned master work about feminism...
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Chairman Joseph J. Heck, Vice chair for Military Service, Debra Wada, Vice Chair for National and Public Service, and their fellow commissioners comprising published their final report to Congress. In the Commission’s 255-page report, a plethora of important recommendations are made to Congress ranging from improving agencies’ hiring tools for military members by avoiding...
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Tim Goldich Let’s talk about Love and let’s talk about Respect. What relevance do these concepts have with regard to female and male? How might these concepts relate to gender reality as it has played out over millennia? What follows is an excerpt from my upcoming book, Equal Partners: The History of Gender Equality....
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