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.
“Lizzie Borden took an ax, gave her father 40 whacks. When she saw what she had done, gave her mother 41.” “The prosecution presented an overwhelming case of circumstantial evidence; Lizzie’s jury of twelve men acquitted her. Some think Lizzie’s verdict was ‘jury nullification’ – when the jury ignores evidence. It was said the...
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NOTE: NCFM, in a sidebar, is shown as a notable activist Men’s Movement organization along with Fathers 4 Justice and Save the Indian Family Foundation in India. Aside from which this is one of the better articles about our issues and the ever expanding forms of discrimination against men. BBC Magazine 2 May 2012...
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Click here to watch a FOX News interview with Dr. Ablow regarding Adam Sandler’s new movie, “That’s My Boy”. Ablow says boycott the movie. NCFM agrees. Even Adam Sandler should know better. In this movie, Donny, a 13-year-old boy, is seduced by his curvaceous teacher and she becomes pregnant, which the movie portrays as...
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This is HUGE news from Maine re Prosecutor Mary Kellet. Bar Counsel Scott Davis has filed formal ethics charges against Mary Kellett. This is a very serious and rare action by the Bar Counsel and Board of Overseers. While it is not all we hoped it would be, it is definitely a historic action...
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Not so fast, wage disparity is not what it seems LETTERS TO THE EDITOR COLUMN I take exception to Patricia Sturdevant’s op ed on the gender pay gap (“Equal Pay Day: end wage disparity between men and women” April 6). The pay gap is only a snapshot of average yearly full-time incomes. It does...
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By Steve DeLuca, I am asking you to read this and to help bring attention to how feminists use several of months a year to trash men and bring attention to themselves and now have usurped another month by crowding out April as ”Child Abuse Prevention Month” for Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Women’s groups...
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What about male victims of domestic violence? White Ribbon, men and violence: A response to Dr Michael Flood by Men’s Health Australia The White Ribbon Foundation is an organisation that works to prevent male violence towards women – a goal that is extremely worthy and worth supporting. The White Ribbon website states that “all...
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In Kenya women violently abusing their husbands is fast becoming epidemic with over 4,600 reported cases just last year! These women slash their husbands with machetes, scald them, beat them with sticks, come close to killing them as some surely succeed. We will see more and more of this throughout the world until women...
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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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