The perception that women have it tougher and that men have it coming when men are killed by partners is pushed by the media. When added to other myths about men most people don’t seem to have a problem with men losing children, or being executed, or failing in schools…

Monday, June 18, 2007 Janine DeFao, Chronicle staff writer wrote about boys being in trouble in education. Educators are reading this as if it’s new news, as if Judith Klienfeld, Warren Farrell, Christina Hoff Sommers and others haven’t brought this to our attention years ago.

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/c/a2007/06/18/MNG7SQH1E51.DTL

I know school administrators who know about these things but they are not willing to deal with a handful of feminist teachers who would raise hell if they were challenged on their dogma.

It’s a really good article. Add that article to the 27 page article Boys Crisis mentioned above, and you have the start of a gender studies class for your local high school (where you can find dozens of books about “women’s issues” but if there are book written by men about gender they tend to be from feminist or feminized men.)

Anti-male hysteria, as scottkirk mentions, is just that and can only be stopped by stopping the Five Feminist Fables – (my term) from Health, to Pay, to DV to Education bias to … well, add your favorite. It’s like Whack-a-Mole at Chuckie Cheeses (is that where Whack-a-mole hangs out? My children are grown and I have forgotten.) discussing gender issues with most feminists and those taught about gender by feminists, you start to make a point and they blast away with another male evil and when you start making progress on that lie they scream “MEN RAPE” which is always the final answer. (With my sexual abuse as a boy by a woman that answer just fuels my argument )

So, boys and girls, it’s time to share at “show and tell” today we are going to talk about how a culture can be 20 times more likelly to F^#&ing kill men… related to murder charges… and your feminist teacher who has been teaching antil male hysteria for the last 12 years must shut her mouth and not interrupt FOR A CHANGE while alternate points of view are finally allowed to be heard by our countries young people. I keep thinking we are getting to a “tipping point” and men’s stories will be shared. MND, the conference above, articles in the paper the last year or two which seem unafraid to challenge feminist dogma… I hope it all has a snow ball effect and I truly thank the men and women who have been fighting all these years to simply be heard. Glenn Sacks, Scottkirk, those who are putting on workshops and going to courts to picket… Don’t quit.

SD

Feminist victim demagoguery and the subsequent culture of anti-male hysteria is leading to some serious equal protection constitutional violations for men/fathers/boys..