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.
This is the preface to my upcoming book, Equal Partners: The History of Gender Equality (due to be published in 2022). The Titanic The RMS Titanic was said to be “unsinkable.” A little over a century ago, the then largest ship ever built set off on its maiden voyage, struck an iceberg, and promptly sank...
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One of the phenomena of feminism and the media, is that even when there is some validity behind their claims, women’s activist slant facts and the mainstream media confirm the distorted information. For instance, one aspect of the film industry and women certainly has common sense behind it. That being, one would naturally...
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County denied motion in federal case involving Cox October 21, 2021 By GREG LITTLE Editor A federal lawsuit filed by a Mariposa County man involved in years-long high profile cases will proceed. In a ruling handed down last week in the United States District Court, Eastern District of California, the judge ruled the case...
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October 12, 2021 Update: The Kentucky Attorney General’s Office has indicated that there exists a large amount of data pursuant to our Open Records request, however due to the volume, it will take some time to compile the information. They have to review all the data to see anything requires redaction pursuant to state...
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Brilliant Bob is Brave, Brilliant Bob is Competitive, Brilliant Bob is Strong, Brilliant Bob is Curious, Brilliant Bob Takes a Risk!, Brilliant Bob is Stoic, and Brilliant Bob is Persistent. By Kenneth T. Jolivet. Illustrated by Renata Christine. Norfolk, Virginia: Brilliant Bob Publishing, 2021. www.brilliantbobkidbooks.com. 44 pages each. $9.99 each. Review by J. Steven...
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Test yourself. Listen to Michael Beakhouse’s radio drama “Tulips” to find out how many stereotypes about DV have taken up residence in your head. You probably won’t figure out the plot right away–how can you? Even those enlightened to the fact that half of all victims of DV are male, and slightly more than...
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