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.
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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Here are a few quick thoughts on the current sexual abuse hysteria. Of course, if men abuse the power they have in hiring, firing, and promoting subordinates in order to get sex, they should be punished. Of course, if men use their physical strength to overpower women to get sex, they should be punished. ...
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Advantages galore Regarding “Trump’s innate sexism is an insult to all of us” (Page A15, Thursday), Ruth Marcus wants to remind us of the disadvantages female candidates face. Isn’t it time we explore at least a little bit the other side of the coin: that is, the privileges female candidates enjoy solely because of...
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NCFM NOTE: To be clear, NCFM in no way endorses any candidate for a national office, none. To be more clear, there are no candidates for national office of whom we are aware that have mentioned any concern for men or their issues, not one. In fact, if you have an opportunity to ask...
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The Most Powerful Super-Feminist has a Penis By Tim Goldich President Barack Obama is a powerful man. But when it comes to gender politics, he too is largely a mouthpiece for female power. In January 2009 he was pictured on the cover of a special issue of Ms. Magazine. There stands Obama in an iconic Superman...
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Are the Chickens of Social Progressivism Coming Home to Roost? Gordon E. Finley, Ph.D. The Michigan Democratic primary was a close race which Secretary Hillary Clinton unexpectedly lost and Senator Bernie Sanders surprisingly won. The pundit analyses of this unanticipated reversal relied almost exclusively on economic explanations. It looked to me, however, like something...
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Stop Exploiting Africans — Circumcision Does Not Stop AIDS by JerryTheOther The ushers at the Brooklyn Academy of Music were as stunned as Bill and Chelsea Clinton – patrons usually don’t stand mid-performance and shout slogans at the stage – so no one should blame them for not restoring order. That night, March 4th,...
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by Robert Yourell NCFM Liaison Baha, Mexico Here is some research that looks at stereotypes about feminists. I have been saying that men’s Rights advocates that display black-and-white thinking (among other things) harm the credibility of the movement. Maybe this little survey can help that type of guy inhabit a more complicated world. Unfortunately, it...
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False Allegation Brochure
