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.
The fundamental message of this infographic is what lawyers call a Theory of the Case — not every detail, not every arguable statistic, but a succinct portrayal of a controversy in a way that resonates with everyday experience. The first image is the classic Yin – Yang symbol from east Asian philosophy. As Wikipedia...
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NCFM SUPREME COURT AMICUS CURIAE BRIEF re arresting the homeless in Grants Pass, Oregon
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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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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 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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For those of you following our Military Selective Service Act case, you should be interested in knowing the ACLU Foundation of Texas and the Women’s Rights Project American Civil Liberties Union Foundation, on their own volition, filed a supportive amicus brief (click here), concluding “hat the Fifth Circuit should affirm the District Court’s correct...
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While advocating for more women to run for elective office, feminists and much of the mainstream media, also claim that women are disadvantaged when seeking such positions. What could be more discouraging for women seeking elective office? In addition, what could be more detrimental to winning a primary, than voters’ belief that by nominating...
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Saturday, 09 March 2019 04:04 National Coalition For Men Go to http://radioactivebroadcasting.sbc-inc.net/military-first-responder-channel/itemlist/category/242-bet-on-a-vet to listen to the interview. Jack talks with Steven Svoboda about The National Coalition For Men and how they are helping men with their Rights. NCFM formed in 1977 to address men’s issues. Since that time, a men’s rights movement has been steadily growing...
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“Equality” means sharing the benefits and the burdens of citizenship. NCFM NOTE: Inexplicably the US Attorney General is fighting this case with what appears to be little or no concern for equal treatment under the law, even though the Department of Defense leans toward our position. This case is in its fifth year. We speculate there...
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YOUNG MEN MUST REGISTER FOR THE SELECTIVE SERVICE (SSS) BUT NOT YOUNG WOMEN, ALTHOUGH BOTH MAY VOLUNTEER FOR MILITARY SERVICE AND CAREERS.
We need plaintiffs to file a lawsuit against the SSS, male and female, who live in California, between the ages of 18 and 25.
If you fit that description and believe in equal treatment, please send your contact information (cellphone number and mailing address to ncfm @ ncfm . org. In the subject line put “I am interested in becoming a plaintiff in the SSS case.”
FAILURE FOR REGISTERING CAN BE LIFE ALTERING AND DEBILITATING.
Posted January 19, 2024
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