Category Archives: In-depth commentary for the serious activist

The Doctrinaire Institute For Women’s Policy Research: A Comprehensive Look at Gender Equality

Posted on February 16, 2012 by Male Matters USA

Is the Institute For Women’s Policy Research helping “gender equality” — or hindering? Continue reading →

Posted in Female Violence, Feminism, Gender Politics, Gender Violence, Gender Wage Gap, In-depth commentary for the serious activist, Male "Power" and "Privilege", Media Sexism, Men's Health, Miscellaneous | Tagged Adam Jones' Gendercide Watch, affirmative action, Cathy Young, Dr. Phil, Equal Pay Act, gender health, gender violence, gender wage gap, Gloria Steinem, Heidi Hartmann, Institute For Women’s Policy Research, Jane Fonda, Kate Winslet, male power, Maumee River, Naomi Wolf, Ned Rocknroll, occupational deaths, Patricia Pearson, politics (gender), Rita J. Simon, The Equal Occupational Fatality Day, Titanic, Warren Farrell | 7 Comments

My Personal Experiences in Gender Land

Posted on February 12, 2012 by Male Matters USA

I don’t know about you, but my experiences in genderland do not match those spelled out by feminists and their supplicants in the media. Continue reading →

Posted in Feminism, In-depth commentary for the serious activist, Male "Power" and "Privilege", Men Expressing Feelings, Miscellaneous | Tagged controlling husbands, experiences, Experiences in gender land, experiences in genderland, genderland, male power, My experiences in genderland, My Personal Experiences in Gender Land, My Personal Experiences in GenderLand | Leave a comment

Should “men are stronger” bar women from combat roles?

Posted on February 9, 2012 by Male Matters USA

The strongest men are stronger than the strongest women, and the weakest women are weaker than the weakest men, but in between are legions of men and women who are strength equals. Continue reading →

Posted in Female Violence, Gender Politics, In-depth commentary for the serious activist, Miscellaneous | Tagged "A man's guide to women's liberation", "The joke of military equality", "Women in Combat: On Suffering for Suffrage", 2012 Olympics, Arnold Schwarzenegger, “men are stronger”, Bill O'Reilly, Cheryl Haworth, Chyna, Cynthia L. Morrison, domestic violence, equal pay for unequal work, female body builders, female strength training, female weight lifters, Gene Marine, Jill Mills, Joanie Laurer, military combat, military’s direct-ground combat roles, Paul Elam, President Bush, Should “men are stronger” bar women from combat roles?, Stockholm Syndrome, strong women, suffrage, women in combat | Leave a comment

Why affirmative action has failed black families

Posted on February 8, 2012 by Male Matters USA

“Women are the only ‘oppressed’ group…to be born into the middle class and upper class as frequently as the ‘oppressor.’” Continue reading →

Posted in Feminism, Gender Politics, Gender Wage Gap, In-depth commentary for the serious activist, Miscellaneous | Tagged affirmative action, black Americans, black men, Corretta Scott King, Editor & Publisher, Leadership Conference on Civil Rights, Warren Farrell, Whoopi Goldberg | Leave a comment

An Open Letter to the Senate Judiciary on the VAWA

Posted on February 2, 2012 by Male Matters USA

If feminists don’t take women’s violence and abuse as seriously as we take men’s, why should men take women’s opinions as seriously as we take men’s? Continue reading →

Posted in Female Violence, Gender Politics, Gender Violence, In-depth commentary for the serious activist | Tagged female violence, gender violence, Naomi Wolf, Patricia Pearson, postpartum depression, Senate Judiciary, VAWA | Leave a comment

The Greater Outrage for Female Victims of Governments’ Brutality Perpetuates Risk to Both Sexes

Posted on January 25, 2012 by Male Matters USA

The international community must express an equal outrage for male victims of atrocities and other abuses. Continue reading →

Posted in Gender Politics, Gender Violence, In-depth commentary for the serious activist, Male "Power" and "Privilege" | Tagged Adam Jones, Afghan women, Amnesty International, blood feuds, Cathy Young, child soldiers, Donna LeClerc, Gendercide Watch, governments' gender violence, Hillary Clinton, male victims of governments' violence and abuse, nuclear threat, Patricia Pearson, Taliban, The Greater Outrage for Female Victims of Governments’ Brutality Perpetuates Risk to Both Sexes, Warren Farrell | Leave a comment

An in-depth look at women’s “pay equity”

Posted on January 14, 2012 by Male Matters USA

“When a man working as a general laborer on a union construction job can support a family, yet a woman working as a waitress or a cashier cannot, we see a problem….” This vision largely explains the impetus behind pay equity. Continue reading →

Posted in Gender Politics, Gender Wage Gap, In-depth commentary for the serious activist | Tagged An in-depth look at women's "pay equity", “women’s 80 cents to men’s dollar”, comparable worth, Equal Pay Day, fair pay, female jobs vs. male jobs, gender wage gap, National Organization for Women, pay equity, stay-at-home-wives, Superfreakonomics, Warren Farrell, women's true worth | 5 Comments

Women’s advocates wrong about why more women die of heart disease than men

Posted on January 8, 2012 by Male Matters USA

Even at very old ages, men die of heart disease at a higher rate than women. At age 85 and above, although more females than males succumbed to the disease in 2003, 5,621 males died per 100,000 population vs. 5,126 females. Continue reading →

Posted in Heart Disease, In-depth commentary for the serious activist | Tagged American Heart Association, Men's Health, National Wear Red Day, President Obama, Sanjay Gupta, Warren Farrell, women's heart disease vs. men's, Women’s advocates wrong about why more women die of heart disease than men | Leave a comment

The media’s unfair reporting on the sexes’ war risk and sacrifice

Posted on December 19, 2011 by Male Matters USA

Increasingly, journalists’ rule appears to be this: Even if only one female troop — or just one nurse — falls in a war that slaughters thousands of men, report “thousands of men and women killed. — or even better, thousands of women and men.” Continue reading →

Posted in Gender Politics, In-depth commentary for the serious activist, Male "Power" and "Privilege", Media Sexism | Tagged Iraq, Jessica Buchanan, Joe Scarborough, Joseph Biden, media bias, media’s unfair reporting on the sexes’ war risk and sacrifice, Morning Joe, Navy SEALs, servicemen and women | 4 Comments

Would the World be Better If Women Ran It?

Posted on December 17, 2011 by Male Matters USA

“Every few years someone writes a book, publishes a study, or simply drops a quote suggesting what a kinder, gentler, less competitive, more collaborative, less power-crazed, and fundamentally more ethical place Washington would be if only the gals were in charge.” Continue reading →

Posted in Female Violence, Gender Politics, In-depth commentary for the serious activist, Miscellaneous | Tagged "Man Down", Ann Romney, anti-Tea Party National Treasury Employees Union, Christine Lagarde, Colleen Kelley, Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, Cyndee Royle, Dan Abrams, Debbie Wasserman Schultz, Dee Dee Myers, Democrat Melowese Richardson, Dept. of Justice, Donna Dewitt, EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson, Harriet Harman MP and Dep Labor Leader, Hilary Rosen (Democratic strategist), Homeland Security, Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius, Janet Hasson, Janet Napolitano, Jeremy Holden, Jon Stewart, Journal News, Judge Sylvia James, Karen Finney, Kathleen Sebelius, Kerri Dunn, Kirsten Gillibrand, Larry Elder, Lois Lerner, Mary Ella Hixon, Media Matters, Michigan Supreme Court Justice Diane Hathaway, New Black Panther Party, Peter Lloyd Daily Mail columnist, Rep. Carolyn Maloney, Rep. Sander Levin (D-Mich.), Sarah Hall Ingram, Susan Richardson, Suzanne Barr, The Daily Show, Tracy Schmaler, Victoria Nuland, voter fraud, Wendy Rosen, Would the world be better if women ran it? | 1 Comment

Category Archives: In-depth commentary for the serious activist

The Doctrinaire Institute For Women’s Policy Research: A Comprehensive Look at Gender Equality

My Personal Experiences in Gender Land

Should “men are stronger” bar women from combat roles?

Why affirmative action has failed black families

An Open Letter to the Senate Judiciary on the VAWA

The Greater Outrage for Female Victims of Governments’ Brutality Perpetuates Risk to Both Sexes

An in-depth look at women’s “pay equity”

Women’s advocates wrong about why more women die of heart disease than men

The media’s unfair reporting on the sexes’ war risk and sacrifice

Would the World be Better If Women Ran It?

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