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Since the women are only playing the best-of-three sets, I don’t know how anyone can take them seriously, including me. To reiterate, under the present unequal format, women pro players do not deserve equal prize money with male pro players. Women tournaments should be renamed the Women’s Tennis Exhibition Games or the Women’s Junior...
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Kursat Christoff Pekgoz wrote the initial complaint against the University of Pennsylvania. NCFM ushered it through the United States Department of Education Office of Civil Rights (OCR) after submitting it on April 8, 2020. Just a few days short of three years we received the following letter from OCR. OCR works with universities to...
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So, how can one person change education, prevent discrimination against men and help make the world a better place for all of us? Here’s one story of such a person… To read the correspondence and Office of Civil Rights (OCR) finding click on this link:Chris Christensen OCR Complaint. It will take you to a...
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New National Plan ignores one third of domestic violence victims One in Three Campaign Monday saw the official launch of the next ten-year National Plan to End Violence Against Women and Children (2022 to 2032). The One in Three Campaign is Australia’s national campaign to raise awareness of the existence and needs of male...
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s Woman entitled to revenge for the gender injustices of the past?
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NCFM NOTE: One has to wonder if the likes of Texas Republican Rep. Chip Roy, Sen. Josh Hawley of Missouri, Senator Tom Cotton, Congresswoman Vicky Hartlzer and the few others in Congress who railed against the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) provision know that women are not only in the military, but they are...
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I am Dr. Carl Augustsson. I am the International Co-coordinator for the National Coalition For Men (NCFM), along with being the liaison contact for the Republic of Georgia. I am 44 years old. I have been a member of NCFM for over a decade now. However, my start in the Men’s Rights Movement goes...
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I am hopeful that the gatekeepers take it seriously enough to at least let their respective governors read the letter, if not advocate on our behalf. If so, I’m hopeful that one or more of the governors will be considerate enough to send a meaningful response recognizing the need for such a commission and...
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There is a lot of talk, still in 2020, about women’s rights. You’d think the issue would have been addressed enough by now. After all, women compose more than half of college enrollment, have equal pay for equal work and any job they like, spend more money than men, are home owners, and disproportionately...
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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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False Allegation Brochure
