Since 1977, NCFM has been committed to ending harmful discrimination and stereotypes against boys, men, their families and the women who love them.
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Here is the entire transcript of Jerry Cox’s 7/26/19 false rape accusation trial. NCFM’s volunteer legal team took this case for a number of reasons, one being that the police and the County arrested and charged Jerry without gathering the exculpatory evidence that was right in their hands (such as cell phone texts, etc.),...
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Many systems in the world are, for the most part, binary. Off/On. Positive/Negative. Yes/No. Day/Night. Right/Left. Alive/Dead. Black/White. Guilty/Not Guilty. Win/Lose. Quantum/Classical. Offense/Defense. Credit/Debit. Convex/Concave. Hard Cover/Paperback. CW/CCW. Yin/Yang. Belt/Suspenders. Deciduous/Evergreen. Aloha/Aloha. Paper/Plastic. Schrader/Presta. Smooth/Crunchy. Pica/Elite. Digital/Analog. Bikini. Inny/Outy. Stalactite/Stalagmite. Male/Female. Victimhood is also binary. Women can be victims. Men can’t. In reality, men...
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For those of you following Jerry’s situation you know that it involves several legal cases, including one involving Ashley Harris, the woman who over two years ago falsely accused Jerry of sexual assault. Her allegations cost Jerry $50,000 for a bail bond to get out of jail, his reputation, his business and facilitated subsequent...
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NCFM NOTE: NCFM filed an amicus brief on behalf of NCFM Member Alexander Baker’s lawsuit against vague definitions of domestic violence. All too often such vagueness is used to issue protective orders against innocent men which in turn strips them of thier dignity, children, property, livelihood and even their life by suicide. Below is...
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NCFM NOTE: How does junk science relate to men’s issues, women studies, domestic violence statistics, sexual assault data and false accusations? Think about it… By THE WASHINGTON TIMES – – Tuesday, July 23, 2019 ANALYSIS/OPINION: Of the many tragedies that have befallen our society in recent decades, in my view the one that most...
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It is common knowledge that most women are disappointed by our unwillingness or inability to maintain satisfactory relationships with them. In fact, more than a few are downright disgusted by our so-called disability. Not surprisingly, they regularly make their feelings on the subject known to others. They express frustrations or compare notes with...
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Until recently, I had no intention to write about the claim made by advice columnist E. Jean Carroll, that she was raped by Donald Trump in either 1995 or 1996. But a few sentences in columns in the Washington Post helped change that. One was by Molly Roberts. She quoted Carroll as saying; “most...
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Regarding William McGurn’s “Martina Navratilova’s Girl Power” (Main Street, Feb. 19): Martina Navratilova has the LGBTQ street cred that might very well be the silver bullet to dismembering the “identity” from identity politics. The tennis legend says allowing transgender women in women’s sports is cheating. “Identity” is the totally subjective self-definition of gender identity...
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I, Gary Anderson, was thinking about my life 30 years ago. I was a young man, looking for truth, beauty and love. It seemed like I had been searching for a very long time. Then I found Ellen. I first met her after graduation. I was 19 and she was a year younger. The...
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False Allegation Brochure
