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The Media’s One-sided Gender Story
What would we think of a marriage counselor who wanted to hear only, say, the husband's side? Would we think the counselor had any chance at all of being fair, of being capable of rendering an objective, sensible summation of a married couple's relationship? Hardly.
Yet relatively few people complain about – or are even aware of – the media's decades-old practice of hearing virtually only the female side, or feminist side, to the male-female dynamic. That is one reason such groups as the American Association of University Women can say, “Gender equality is 50 years away.”
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Men, Power, Money, and Sex
“As political correctness set into the colleges’ psyches, college programs shifted to emphasizing only men understanding women. It would be wiser for programs to help both sexes better understand each other.” Continue reading
Posted in Feminism, Gender Politics, Gender Violence, Gender Wage Gap, Male "Power" and "Privilege", Media Sexism, Men Expressing Feelings, Men's Health, Sexual Harassment and Economic Harassment, Why Men Earn More, World of Children/World of Work
Tagged antimale bias, campus rape, female power, feminism, gender wage gap, Marty Nemko, Men's Health, power, President Obama, rape culture, sexual assault, sexual harassment, suicide, The Myth of Male Power, Warren Farrell, White House Council on Boys and Men, Why men earn more, women's 77 cents to men's dollar, world of children
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Do women really want men to play an equal role in parenting?
Could the answer be that, as the young mother told me all those years ago, “Women will never give up control of their own children.” Continue reading
Let’s Talk About Reproductive Rights And Why Men Should Have Them Too
“Culturally, we seem to think that men are utilities and that children belong to their mothers and are entitled by birth to male resources.” Continue reading
Make fatherhood a man’s choice!
“Women’s freedom to choose parenthood is a reproductive right men do not have but should. In consenting to sex, neither a man nor a woman gives consent to become a parent.” Continue reading
Posted in Feminism, Gender Politics, Male "Power" and "Privilege", World of Children/World of Work
Tagged “Father and Child Reunion”, “Is Forced Fatherhood Fair?”, Cathy Young, Kerrie Thornhill, Laurie Shrage, men's reproductive rights, Roe v. Wade, Warren Farrell, women's reproductive power, world of children
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Is Forced Fatherhood Fair?
“Just as court-ordered child support does not make sense when a woman goes to a sperm bank and obtains sperm from a donor who has not agreed to father the resulting child, it does not make sense when a woman is impregnated (accidentally or possibly by her choice) from sex with a partner who has not agreed to father a child with her.” Continue reading
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
In movies, dads not treated as equal 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
Posted in Media Sexism, Miscellaneous
Tagged "Epic", "Gifted", "Hotel Transylvania", "Raising Hope", "The Descendants", "The Holiday", "Touch", anti-father movie bias, bias against divorced dads, Chris Evans, George Clooney, In movies dads are not treated as equals to moms, John Cusack, Jude Law, Kiefer Sutherland, movie dads and moms, movie widowers, Sleepless In Seattle, Tom Cruise, Tom Hanks, Video Hound, Warren Farrell, world of children, world of work
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My "Male Side" To Gender Issues. 