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Former The Good Men Project Executive Editor Joanna Schroeder recently issued a “lesson in ‘misandry,’ in 11 tweets.” 1Actually 14 tweets. In the past we’ve found her work while at TGMP to be something of a mixed bag, but it’s been a while since we checked in with her at FC 2Well TBH it’s been …
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Update: See bottom of post. Special moderation rules apply to this post. First it is NoH and will be moderated very strictly in respect of non-feminist guests, and relatively loosely in respect of feminist guests, should any turn up. If you think that’s unfair, we will refund the entrance fee no questions asked. Second it …
Ally Fogg has a couple of great posts up over at Heteronormative Patriarchy for Men about a recent report from the British Crown Prosecution Service about domestic abuse. The report, entitled “Violence Against Women and Girls, crime report 2014-15” has one wee little problem, as Ally notes in this post: One might reasonably presume from …
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UPDATED below 2015/3/11. Footnote updated 2015/3/13. Over at a recent FeMRADebates discussion, one commenter remarked to another that women were still “lagging” behind men, citing an article at The Economist entitled, “Women And Work: The Glass Ceiling Index.” 1UPDATED: Annoyingly, my usual diligence at logging links failed me here and I can’t locate the exact …
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STIRitUP is a 24 month collaborative research project looking at interpersonal violence and abuse in young people’s relationships. The project is based in five European countries: England, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Italy and Norway. STIR is short for Safeguarding Teenage Intimate Relationships. The project has conducted a survey among 4.500 1English readers should note that Tamen is …
The Bad So Executive Editor for The Good Men Project Joanna Schroeder posted the tweet below last week. 1Note: I’ve rearranged the order of the initial tweet and the initial paragraph of this post. The original version had Joanna’s Twitter pic falling immediately below the post’s … Continue reading The Derrick Clifton article it links to …
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Mainstream media 1“Mainstream” here meaning simply media outside of the traditional feminist and MRA gendersphere. coverage of A Voice for Men’s recent First International Conference on Men’s Issues in Detroit demonstrates discernible bias against men’s rights advocates. Sometimes the bias is subtle, other times blatant. Style writer Monica Hesse covered the conference for The Washington …
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Over at the Huffington Post, they’re at it again. In an otherwise laudable article about workplace safety in the U.S., HuffPo columnist Alissa Scheller perpetuates two lies about gender in the workplace … in three different ways. Here’s her first lie. Can you see it? If you’re a regular FC reader, you’ve no doubt spotted …
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The problem with this piece on All Things Considered will be obvious to most readers of Feminist Critics. For background, note that in this Alternet article, senior Alternet Fellow Jodie Gummow cites a study from John Jay College of Criminal Justice that finds near parity in the genders of prostituted youths. Jodie also cites this …