Tag Archives: domestic violence

War on domestic violence is one-sided

Posted on July 3, 2012 by

Violence researcher Suzanne Steinmetz, asked if men were abused by their spouses as often or as much as women, replied, “When you’re looking at hitting, slapping, pushing, shoving, they’re fairly equal.” Continue reading →

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

Posted on February 9, 2012 by

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 →

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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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We often have different responses to the sexes for the same behavior

Posted on December 17, 2011 by

Men’s “mask” of fearlessness and toughness, like women’s mask of makeup, helps ward off rejection from both sexes. Continue reading →

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The invisible domestic violence –- against men

Posted on June 8, 2011 by

Male Matters has long said: 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? After all, according to ideological feminists’ own — and … Continue reading →

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