Currently, under the British sexual offenses act, there are 4 basic types of sexual assault that can be committed by one adult against another. These are Rape, Assault by Penetration, Sexual Assault, and Causing sexual activity without consent. The first two types can carry life sentences.…
Join HBR Talk as we hand the “bully” label back to the cry-bully feminists who use it as a tool of political censorship. Tune in at 7:30 PM EST, 12:30 AM GMT.
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HBR talk examines feminist media’s use of derogatory labels like “rape apologist” as a tool for gatekeeping the gender issues dialogue. Tune in at 7:30PM EST, 12:30AM GMT.
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Written by Peachy_by_night18 December 2019
Editor’s note: This article is the writer’s research, done for a class. Though it contains some assertions and accepts some concepts that many in the movement will not agree with, it is of interest to the men’s issues discussion for a couple of reasons.…
I recently found an email from medium.com regarding my response to this post
which essentially argued that it’s acceptable for companies like Gillette to target men with bigoted stereotyping, and it’s totally different from negative stereotyping of other groups, because political correctness.…
Join HBR Talk as we discuss feminist writers’ attempts to impose pedophilia acceptance on the men’s rights movment against our will… because that’s not predatory of them at all, is it? Tune in at 7:30PM EST, 12:30AM GMT
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FURTHER UPDATE: Upon reflection, I find Dr. Kezelman’s response (please see the comments below) unsatisfying. Her comments unavoidably tie the grooming of Mr Street to a “culture of misogynist abuse.” Dr. Kezelman may be sincere in saying that she wasn’t speaking of Mr Street’s victimization when discussing a “culture of misogynist abuse” but if that is...
Join HBR Talk as we discuss the use of fallacious arguments in people’s attempts to dismiss our activism with comparisons to feminism, along with anyone else they don’t like. Tune in at 7:30 pm EST, 12:30 am GMT!
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Join HBR Talk as we discuss the concept of “benevolent sexism,” and the not so benevolent ways feminists use it to sweep men’s issues under the rug.Wait, is it sexist to associate feminists with something that sounds like housework?Tune in Thursday at 7:30PM EST, 12:30 GMT
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HBR Talk discusses feminism’s dueling narratives on equality, and their effects on the overall human rights dialogue. How does this affect feminist responses to men’s rights advocacy? Tune in at 7:30PM EST (12:30AM GMT)
HBR Talk discusses feminism’s dueling narratives on equality, and their effects on the overall human rights dialogue.…
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