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Barnes & Noble removes man from children’s books section

“He said ‘You cannot stay. This is not an area where men are allowed to be by themselves.’” This is yet another example of how society, while demanding women’s full integration in the world of work, still often tries to push men out of the world of children by assuming, as in this case, that every male will molest a child if given the chance. Continue reading

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A NOW Feminist of the Year unintentionally tells how women oppress men and perpetuate feminist rage against MEN

Doesn’t this take the cake!? An example of how women oppress, restrict, and limit men — and almost the entire media ignore it, ignore how women contribute to gender inequality, the wage gap, and all the other issues that enrage feminists against men. Continue reading

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A Male Matter’s Explanation of The World of Children/The World of Work

Likely, hell will freeze over before a man’s rights are equal to a woman’s in the reproductive world. Continue reading

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Adoption abuses have only been half cured

Men’s advance in the world of children lags far behind women’s advance in the world of work. Is the undeclared goal of feminism to end men’s dominance in the latter and continue women’s dominance in the former? Continue reading

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In movies, dads not treated as equals to moms

What seems to be the result, intended or not, thus far of ideological feminism’s 35-year-old push for “gender equality”? To me, it seems to be this: Ending men’s dominance in the world of work and preserving women’s dominance in the world of children. Continue reading

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