Tag Archives: Antimale Sexism

U.S. Open Male Tennis Players Receive Unequal Treatment

Posted on March 30, 2012 by

Men in general are as timid about asking for gender equality as black Americans were about asking for racial equality before the 1960s. Continue reading →

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Chris Brown’s and Rihanna’s Abuse

Posted on February 26, 2012 by

If beatings of women are on the rise (most ideological feminists will always insist they are), maybe it’s because of the media’s depictions, especially on TV, of women slapping, punching, and kicking men. Continue reading →

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“Wives belong at home with the kids”

Posted on January 23, 2012 by

When someone says, “Wives belong at home with the children,” many people, especially ideological feminists and liberal journalists, go ballistic over the sexism they see directed only at women. Continue reading →

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Why so few men protest anti-male sexism (Or: Why men fear women)

Posted on January 23, 2012 by

It should go without saying that today, because of gender political “correctness,” there far more men intimidated into tolerating antimale sexism than there are women intimidated into tolerating antifemale sexism. Continue reading →

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The awkward truth about spousal abuse

Posted on December 22, 2011 by

In Male Matters’ view, the “domestic violence movement” has merely been a component of what gender-issues expert Warren Farrell has dubbed the new sexism — a pandemic sexism against males. Continue reading →

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Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee’s Anti-male View on Pepsi Ad

Posted on February 10, 2011 by

If it’s racist for an ad to show a black woman trying to commit violence against her husband or boyfriend, what is it when hundreds of ads yearly depict a white woman slapping, shoving, kicking, scolding, insulting, throwing something at her husband or boyfriend? Continue reading →

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