FranklyNo has created an infographic on female perpetrated rape based on my post, Manufacturing female victimhood and marginalizing vulnerable men. It’s excellent so take a look! (Maybe download, print out and put them in handy places if you’re feeling daring!)…

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I was invited to do a three minute live interview for CTV Saskatoon. It was very generous of them. We discussed the men’s rights movement and the posters going up in Saskatoon that are trying to bring attention to it.
Unfortunately I can’t embed, so I just have to give the link.…

The general indifference to men’s issues – male victimization in domestic violence and rape, inequality in family life as a matter of custom and law, exponentially higher male homelessness, death, injury and suicide rates – is often blamed on feminism, as if this is some new phenomenon and never happened in the good old days.…

This was the interview I did with Karin Yeske. Ms. Yeske was, in my opinion, very fair and thorough. She even gave me the opportunity to clarify a point I made during the interview in a follow-up email.

Here is her article.
It’s a good read.
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A thought has been knocking around in my head for awhile now.
Why do we assume that men consent to rape?
Let me illustrate this with a more palatable scenario.
Let’s imagine we have a man and a woman who are engaged in a mutually agreed upon sexual act.…

Femalefedupwithfeminism is quite new, with only a few posts, but all of them plain old common sense. Thanks, Quiet Riot Girl, for the tip.
If I haven”t mentioned The Rawness before, my bad. This guy is a resource. He specializes in looking at how dusfunctional our acpeted gender norms are and has a series going on how immature what we consider normal femlae behavior actually is.…