A declining birthrate isn’t a mystery — it’s a warning. When fathers are overworked, undervalued, and pushed to the margins of family policy, families struggle and fewer children are born. This post explores how our treatment of fathers shapes the future of families.
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Tags: birthrate decline, child support, discrimination against men], family court, family policy, fatherhood, fatherlessness, gender equality, mens rights, parental rights, social commentary
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Men and boys face rising challenges in education, mental health, family court, criminal justice, and social policy — yet men’s issues and those who advocate for them are routinely marginalized. NCFM confronts media bias, discriminatory laws, and institutional gatekeeping while supporting male victims and promoting true gender equality. This article exposes the...
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Tags: discrimination against men], domestic violence against men, family court reform, father's rights, gender equality, media bias, men’s issues, men’s mental health, mens rights, NCFM Advocacy
Posted in Action, Activism, Advocacy Research, Media Bias, Men Freeing Men, Men's Rights, Men's Rights Movement, Mens' Organizations, National, NCFM | 8 Comments »
Tennis may offer equal prize money, but the rules and court time still aren’t equal — and the imbalance isn’t going away.
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Tags: discrimination against men], equal pay, gender bias, mensissues, sportsinequality, tennis
Posted in Differences Between Men and Women, Discrimination, Discrimination Against Males, Discrimination Against Men, Discrimination Against Women, Discrimination Men by Men, Diversity, Double Standard, Elite, Event, Event Female, Event Females, Feminism, Feminist Hypocracy, Gender Equality, Gender Politics, Girl Power, Other, Sports, Supremist | 4 Comments »
Federal civil‑rights enforcement is shifting toward true group‑neutrality, with the EEOC now acknowledging that white men have been overlooked in past discrimination cases. This change directly validates NCFM’s decades‑long mission for gender‑neutral civil rights and strengthens our work under both federal law and California’s Unruh Civil Rights Act—across the U.S. and internationally.
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Tags: discrimination against men], discrimination against white men, eeoc, EEOC Civil Rights Reform, Equal Rights for Men, Gender‑Neutral Advocacy, harry crouch, national coalition for men, National Coalition for Men (NCFM), southern poverty law center, SPLC, unruh civil rights act
Posted in Discrimination, Discrimination Against Boys, Discrimination Against Males, Discrimination Against Men, Diversity, Gender Equality, Government Programs, Health Men, Human Rights, National, National Coalition For Men, NCFM, NCFM | 3 Comments »
NCFM NOTE: This article was updated today from its original printing on April 15, 2011. The original article follows below. _____________________ Criminal Sentencing: How Gender Shapes Outcomes in the U.S. Justice System A Modern Overview (2024–2026) Over the past decade, a growing body of research has reaffirmed what earlier studies first documented: gender‑based sentencing...
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Tags: boys health, discrimination against men], disparate sentencing, gender discrimination, incarceration, jail, national coalition for men, ncfm, prison, sentencing, sex discrimination
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CPS guidance in England and Wales now recognizes that non‑therapeutic circumcision can constitute child abuse when it causes harm. With documented infant deaths, severe injuries, and growing legal scrutiny, NCFM’s Intactivist work—and our support for the Oregon case Mininger et al. v. State of Oregon—has never been more urgent.
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Tags: arc, Bill and Malinda Gates, Bloodstained Men, circumcision, discrimination against men], Eric Clopper, gates foundation, genital cutting, genital mutilation, Intact Global, male victims
Posted in Activism, Boys, Child Abuse, Circumcision, International, Male Victims, Men's Rights, Men's Rights Movement, Mens' Organizations, National, National Coalition For Men, NCFM, NCFM, Progress | No Comments »
The National Coalition for Men (NCFM) supports genuine gender equality and rejects all forms of gender‑based hatred. Recent reporting—including the UN News article on the “manosphere,” the Southern Poverty Law Center’s (SPLC) “hate group” label, and a January 2026 OB Rag piece—misrepresents NCFM by grouping a 47‑year‑old civil‑rights nonprofit with anonymous extremist communities. NCFM...
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Tags: discrimination against men], Gynocentrism, Manosphere, national coalition for men, ncfm, OBRag, southern poverty law center, SPLC, UN Women, war against men, White Supremacy
Posted in Action, Discrimination, Discrimination Against Boys, Discrimination Against Males, Discrimination Against Men, Discrimination Against Men in the Military, Discrimination Against Women, Discrimination Men by Men, Diversity, Domestic Abuse/Violence, Domestic Violence Against Men, Domestic Violence Industry, Double Standard, False Allegations, Feminism, Feminist Hypocracy, Gender Equality, Gynocentrism, Harry Crouch, Myths, National, NCFM, Radical, Revolutionary, Supremist | 3 Comments »
When representatives from fifteen newly funded Family Justice Center pilot sites gathered at the Omni San Diego Hotel in early 2004, the event was framed as a collaborative kickoff — a chance for communities across the country to learn from the San Diego model and begin building their own multidisciplinary centers. What most...
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Tags: discrimination against men], domestic violence, Family Justice Centers, gynocentric, Gynocentrism, harry crouch, mens rights, misandry, national coalition for men, vawa, violence against women act, war against men
Posted in Activism, Advocacy, Conference Women, Differences Between Men and Women, Discrimination, Discrimination Against Boys, Discrimination Against Males, Discrimination Against Men, Discrimination Against Men in the Military, Discrimination Against Women, Discrimination Men by Men, Diversity, Domestic Abuse/Violence, Domestic Violence Against Men, Domestic Violence Industry, Domestic Violence Victims, Double Standard, Economics, Feminist Hypocracy, Gender Politics, Government Programs, Government Programs for Women, Gynocentrism, Harry Crouch, Health Men, Male Victims, Men, Misandry, National, National Coalition For Men, NCFM, Politicians County/Borough/Local, Politicians Federal, Sex Discrimination Against Men, Sexism, Sexism Reverse, Shameful, Toxic Femininity, VAWA, VAWA, Victim Male, Victim Mentality, Victim Rights, Violence Against Women Act, War Against Men, war against men | 3 Comments »
September 19, 2025 By Steven Prohaska . “There is clear evidence of unnecessarily poor health outcomes for men… socio-cultural factors rather than biology is the principal driver of these inequities… Men have been subject to systematic neglect in terms of global policy and funding…” – The Lancet, 2023. We should devote more attention and resources...
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Tags: conscription, discrimination against men], divorce, empathy gap, injuries, life expectancy, men’s health, work injuries
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The Men’s rights movement is an international movement and effort to better the status and well-being of men. That is why it’s important that we stand in solidarity with men and men’s advocates across the globe. This brings us to Croatia where men will soon have to deal with military conscription unless they succeed...
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Tags: conscription, Croatia, discrimination against men], military draft
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NCFM: Wonder why the birthrate it falling? Look how we treat fathers.
A declining birthrate isn’t a mystery — it’s a warning. When fathers are overworked, undervalued, and pushed to the margins of family policy, families struggle and fewer children are born. This post explores how our treatment of fathers shapes the future of families.
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Tags: birthrate decline, child support, discrimination against men], family court, family policy, fatherhood, fatherlessness, gender equality, mens rights, parental rights, social commentary
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