Feminism

Is Climate Change a Feminist Issue?

Wednesday, November 18, 2009
By Pelle Billing

I'm a big fan of simplicity. If an important insight or a complex set of circumstances can be explained in a simple and elegant way then I am all for it. Far too many people try to make things complicated, when a certain scenario could be explained in a more simple manner. On the... »

Who are River Smith and Heidi Raynor and What Kind of Cult are They Running?

Saturday, November 7, 2009
By Paul Elam

Allaboutcounseling.com- They appear to be to mental health support what pedophiles are to playgrounds. »

World Economic Forum Blatantly Ignores Men

Thursday, October 29, 2009
By Pelle Billing

A couple of days ago, the World Economic Forum released its annual report on the Global Gender Gap. The World Economic Forum is a highly respected, not-for-profit organization that is legally registered as a foundation in Switzerland. When they release a major report, the world listens and the media coverage is extensive. »

Texas Denies Male Victims of Domestic Violence

Wednesday, October 21, 2009
By Teri Stoddard
Texas Denies Male Victims of Domestic Violence

A quick look at the Texas Council on Family Violence website is discouraging to male victims of abuse, and disgusting to their advocates. »

Applying Feminism to Third World Countries Is Problematic

Saturday, October 17, 2009
By Pelle Billing

While an increasing number of individuals are waking up to the problems that feminist policies create in Western democracies, most people still believe that feminism is just the right medicine for Third World nations. After all, isn't feminism exactly what is needed in these underdeveloped countries--where men and women still have very traditional gender... »

Feminist DV service providers fight for cash and control, not equality

Sunday, October 11, 2009
By Teri Stoddard
Feminist DV service providers fight for cash and control, not equality

For years men have been claiming discrimination by feminist domestic violence service providers. Law enforcement training is usually provided by these same agencies, causing discrimination to start at the first point of contact. Some men say they were bruised and bleeding when they were arrested during domestic violence calls after their wound-free... »

Looking Back at Feminism, 50 Years From Now

Sunday, October 11, 2009
By Pelle Billing

What will people think of feminism 50 years from now, or however long it takes for a more balanced view of gender issues to permeate society? The first question will likely be: how could we let it go so far? How could men be seen as the oppressors and sole winners in the gender role... »

The Supermyth of Supermom

Friday, October 9, 2009
By Paul Elam

Indeed, the only way to reduce the pressure on women is to reduce the number of options they have, and we aren’t going to squeeze that particular glob of toothpaste back into the tube. »

On Spreading a Meme…

Tuesday, October 6, 2009
By Factory

Periodically, there will be a sudden flaring.  A burning out if you will.  A prominent MRA will throw up his (or, in some cases, her) hands and say “Screw it, this is going nowhere…what a bunch of whining do nothings!”. And with a flourish, that MRA disappears from the scene.  Sometimes even for good. What that... »

Research Dismisses the Validity of Feminist Gender Studies

Saturday, October 3, 2009
By Pelle Billing

If you are a regular reader of Men's News Daily, then you probably have a good grasp of the many different ways that contemporary feminism can be criticized. Feminism tends to: * use incorrect facts (eg. factoids about domestic violence) * ignore correct facts (eg. research about innate... »

Allaboutcounseling.com is All About Hating Men and Exploiting Women

Thursday, September 24, 2009
By Paul Elam

On behalf of MND I am now asking all MRA’s to copy this article in its entirety, or link to it from their blogs and websites, and to use key words, e.g. allaboutcounseling, client abuse, breech of ethics, hate speech, that will help with search engine results. »

Virginia Tech Massacre Was a Guy Thing, Says APA

Tuesday, September 22, 2009
By Paul Elam

APA Promotes Sexism, Disinformation On April 16th, 2007 Seung-Hui Cho went on a shooting rampage at Virginia Polytechnic and State University killing 32 people, committing the deadliest incident of its kind in American history. In the aftermath, as the nation struggled for answers, fingers were pointed everywhere, mostly at campus security failures and gun control. ... »

Do Women Really Work More?

Monday, September 21, 2009
By Pelle Billing

We often hear the claim that women do two jobs, one in the marketplace and one in the home, while men do only one. The conclusion is that women work more than men and men need to start doing a lot more housework. However, as with many feminist claims regarding gender equality, actual research... »

Yawning at Hofstra

Thursday, September 17, 2009
By Paul Elam

In what has become a more or less common turn of events, the female Hofstra University student that accused five men, including one classmate, of gang raping her in a school dormitory bathroom has recanted the charges. That’s legal and media speak for admitting she cheapened herself by taking on five men willingly on... »

Feminist Hillary Clinton Hoist on Her Own Moral Petard

Monday, September 14, 2009
By Amfortas

Dispensing with morality is the trademark modus of feminists, yet they still insist on spreading the belief that they have the high moral ground. It is all false of course and holding the two opposing stances leads inexorably to neurosis; another Feminist trademark. Then to psychosis. »

The Paradox of Declining Female Happiness

Monday, September 14, 2009
By Pelle Billing

One of my core principles when discussing gender issues is that we need to trust facts and research more than we trust ideology. In my experience, it is also quite common for facts and research to fly in the face of commonly accepted ideological "truths" that have been repeated to the point that many... »

Six Levels of Feminist Critics

Monday, September 7, 2009
By Pelle Billing

Feminism has been a hugely influential political movement in the last few decades. In Western countries such as the US and Sweden, government policy and mainstream media have accepted the basic tenets of radical feminism without much resistance. However, during the past few years, an increasing number of people have started questioning the unconditional... »

To Man Up or Man Down

Friday, September 4, 2009
By Paul Elam

Women don’t have roles any more, except as they choose to take them on. Even then, they can change that role fluidly depending on whether they are vying for a promotion or sitting with a man in a restaurant when the dinner check arrives. Feminists and flat tires are seldom in each others... »

Equal Pay and Federal Coercion

Thursday, September 3, 2009
By Paul Elam

When President Obama took office, one of his early official acts as president was to sign into law the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act of 2009. The bill, an amendment to the Civil Rights Act of 1964, was seen as a triumph for equal pay proponents and by many others as a crippling... »

The Depths of Male Disposability

Wednesday, September 2, 2009
By Pelle Billing

Male disposability is so deeply ingrained into the very fabric of our culture, that we rarely even think about it. And yet, it is one of the defining features of what it means to be a man. Throughout history, men have filled the roles and performed the tasks that demanded that you risk your... »

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