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latimes.com Letters: Circumcision and STDs August 24, 2012 Re “Circumcision‘s decline could be costly,” Aug. 21 How does it make sense to remove a healthy erotogenic organ from a baby boy to avoid the possibility of contracting sexually transmitted diseases in the future? By that reasoning, why not remove one testicle from every boy...
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Now that men and women pay equally for healthcare, shouldn’t men receive equal coverage when it comes to fully covered services? Shouldn’t there finally be a government health office dealing with men’s health? Men and women should sign this petition no matter if they agree with the Affordable Care Act or not. The Act...
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NCFM NOTE: Here’s a great site for anyone interested in “THE WAR AGAINST WOMEN!” Reference after reference confirm how bad women have it, like, inheritances from husbands, women 50 and older controlling MORE than three-quarters of America’s financial wealth, or (my personal favorite) “only” 38.8% of wealthy women married money or got it because...
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Stop Abusive and Violent Environments August 9, 2012 Over the last 40 years, rape laws have undergone a fundamental transformation. In some ways, these changes have removed barriers to rape victims receiving a fair trial and have helped bring many rapists to justice. But in other ways the reforms have gone too far, upending...
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NCFM note: more challenges to protecting due process on college campuses… and elsewhere. If you would like to help us establish NCFM chapters on college campuses please contact us. In his 1946 linguistic critique, Politics and the English Language, George Orwell wrote that one must “let meaning choose the word, not the other way...
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Panel Sponsored by Office of Child Support Enforcement and Department of Justice Access to Justice Initiative (Also see: http://www.acf.hhs.gov/programs/cse/pubs/2012/csr/csr1207.pdf) “A panel of experts discusses the critical messages from Turner v. Rogers and its implications for child support. Turner v. Rogers requires states in civil contempt proceedings to provide procedures that ensure a fundamentally fair...
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First, I am fairly happy Dad. I’ve never been beaten and battered by the Family Law System like the hundreds if not thousands of disenfranchised fathers with whom I’ve had contact or directly worked, but I know it happens. I’ve been in court and witnessed such pummeling’s more times than I can possibly recall....
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Men’s E-News has launched our newly designed website (www.mensenews.org). For perhaps the first time, news articles on topics and issues vital to men are in one place. MensENews.org will post current news stories from around the nation on our website daily. MensEnews.org is offering free weekly e-newsletters so you can get your news delivered right to your...
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By Eric Ross, Ph.D, NCFM Acting President, Greater New York Chapter The definition of domestic violence by the US Department of Justice (2011) is, in part, as follows: “We define domestic violence as a pattern of abusive behavior in any relationship that is used by one partner to gain or maintain power and control...
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By Abigail Collazo Feminism has re-defined what it means to be female. But there’s still no consensus on what the ideal 21st-century man looks like. This weekend’s New York Times “Room for Debate” asks whether today’s men are “manly enough”: “A-list actors are getting facials in Mansome, Morgan Spurlock’s newest documentary, and pumping their waxed chests in Steven Soderbergh’s Magic...
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