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Category Archives: Miscellaneous
Title IX: the mainstream-media suppressed view
“Schools have found that to satisfy proportionality, they must cancel men’s sports teams because of women’s lack of interest. (For example, UCLA dropped its men’s swimming and diving programs—programs responsible for 22 Olympic medals.) Can you imagine this happening to activities where women have more interest?” Continue reading
Posted in Gender Politics, Male "Power" and "Privilege", Miscellaneous
Tagged men's sports, title ix, Women's sports
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Obama’s Missed Opportunity: A White House Council on Boys and Men
“Fortunately, our daughters’ and mothers’ health challenges are addressed by seven federal offices of women’s health. Our sons’ and fathers’ are not addressed by a single federal office of men’s health” — this despite the fact that men’s health in general is poorer, resulting in men on average having a shorter life span than women and dying sooner from nine of the ten leading causes of death. Continue reading
Posted in Gender Politics, Male "Power" and "Privilege", Men's Health, Miscellaneous, World of Children/World of Work
Tagged boy crisis, Hanna Rosin’s The End of Men, male suicide, men's education, Men's Health, Obama, Obama’s Missed Opportunity, paternity leave, President Obama, Sweden's paternity leave, Warren Farrell, White House Council on Boys and Men, White House Council on Girls and Women, world of work
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Female teachers accused of giving boys lower marks
“Female teachers did, on average, award lower marks to boys than unidentified external examiners.” Continue reading
What Does President Obama Mean For Men?
Obama goes to bat for females at males’ expense. Continue reading
Posted in Gender Politics, Male "Power" and "Privilege", Men's Health, Miscellaneous
Tagged antimale bias, antimale discrimination, black men, Christina Hoff Sommers, Father's Day, healthcare, Hillary Clinton, Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Restoration Act, Men's Health, Mother's Day, President Obama, Sanjay Gupta, war on boys and men, Warren Farrell, White House Council on Women and Girls
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Defendant’s gender affects length of sentence
“Prosecutors, lawyers, police officers, and law students, regardless of their own gender, evaluated male defendants more harshly than women defendants.” Continue reading
Audio interview of Dr. Warren Farrell, on “The Myth of Male Power”
Commenter: “Absolutely riveting!!! Exhaustive, profoundly informative, insightful, powerful and deeply disturbing. I’m a traditional man who tried to be the best dad and husband possible, only to be rewarded with the complete destruction of my life and family. Now I understand what happened and I can never be suckered again….” Continue reading
Judged bashes Probation Department for gender bias in favor of leniency for girls
“Hunt claims PAT routinely rewards girls with 14 extra points for gender alone, while boys get 0.” Continue reading
A Gender Disparity: Females vs. Males Sentenced for the Same Offense
Which sex gets the better treatment by criminal courts? You guessed it! Continue reading
Posted in Male "Power" and "Privilege", Miscellaneous
Tagged female v. male sentencing, legal bias
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Male leaders who make mistakes are judged more harshly than women in the same situation.
“If the leader is a man making a mistake in a man’s world, he is judged more harshly than a woman making the same mistake in a man’s world.” This is exactly the opposite of what many feminists claim. Continue reading
The End of Men or Misandry: Business As Usual?
“Imagine if the tables were turned and women were suffering economic problems, and were simultaneously being portrayed on TV as ‘losers’? Would there not be an outcry? Do you hear a sound about the portrayal of men now? I don’t.” Continue reading
