Feminism was once absolutely justified, wasn't it? After all, men had the vote and lorded it over women - and they'd done so for thousands of years. This was the ridiculous story sold to the world by Feminists from the get-go, and its acceptance by society then and now shows the ridiculous and highly dangerous levels of gynocentrism in society. So, what was it really all about? Listen to Canadian professor of English Janice Fiamengo, one of our favourite men's advocates.

  Feminism was never Not Rotten by Karen Straughan (a.k.a. GirlWritesWhat) Y ears ago, when I embarked on my investigation into the feminist movement and what it has become, I subscribed to the understanding that there had once existed a magical age of feminism. Of course I did. It was common knowledge, even among anti-feminists, that early feminism was a noble and well-intentioned movement, and that somewhere along the way it was hijacked by lunatics and man-haters bent on female supremacy. I was curious as to exactly when, and by what means, this virtuous movement had been corrupted, so I went on something of an archaeological expedition, digging through piles of documents and old news articles and treatises from as far back as the late 1800s and earlier, transcripts of speeches given by well-known suffragettes like Susan B. Anthony. My unexpected findings were as follows: Feminism has never been a righteous movement seeking equality. The “noble” Suffragettes were soaked in ...

Caroline Dinenage has smirked at male issues for a long time and appears to be in love with herself and her gender. She once said (with a trademark smirk) that some women believed international men's day was every day. How so? Ignorance of male health issues? Glass cellar job fatalities? Parenting rights? Lack of support for male victims of domestic violence? The male suicide rate? Male genital mutilation in this country? This Government is full of misandrists - and care minister Caroline Dinenage is just another of those. While many of us know that the whole of society is garnered towards 'SHE', Dinenage denigrates the work of dedicated male doctors, who work longer hours, and says, of course this is all down to 'inequality'. Sadly, Ms Dinenage, choosing motherhood is a lifestyle choice and caring responsibilities are not the preserve of women only. We cannot have doctors beggaring about and not being available, not being able to commit to study, etc. We nee...