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.
Feminist History – Often A Legacy of Half-Truths by: Ray Blumhorst Dead men tell no tales, but their silence cries out from the grave at the gross distortions of reality propagated by feminist “Her-story” (what passes for feminist history). On a wall in an office of a prominent feminist organization hangs enlarged photos of...
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“The Red Pill” – a movie review by: Ray Blumhorst, NCFM member “The Red Pill” premiered Friday night in L.A. County to a packed house at the Lammele NoHo 7 theater in North Hollywood, California. The roughly two-hour film documented the journey of filmmaker Cassie Jaye as she explored the many facets of the...
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College Masculinities Documentary: a Review The Mask You Live In A college professor and close friend teaches a course called “Masculinities,” which claims to explore the topic in depth. Since the subject of challenges facing modern men is a favorite of mine, nothing could stop me from diving deep into the material. I began...
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The Black Hole of Military Injustice Castigates Innocent Men It is with difficulty that I set my fingers to the keyboard to write what must be said. This issue is painful to consider, but tragically real none-the-less. Another man sits incarcerated in a prison, not as a result of justice served, but rather as...
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The Real Sexual Double Standard By James Jackson Women complain that there is a sexual double standard, that men are allowed to be sexual and that women are sexually restricted. But, it is quite the opposite. Male sexuality is increasingly becoming despicable, contemptible, and illegal, while women’s sexuality continues to be glorified. Consider, for...
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AN NCFM MEMBER’S REPORT FROM NEW YORK: WORLD PREMIERE OF “THE RED PILL” by Peter Allemano After work on Friday, October 7, I took the short subway ride from Midtown Manhattan to Union Square and walked a few blocks south, to Cinema Village. It was a splendid, mild fall evening — so typical of what...
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