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This week, HBR Talk will examine our society’s gender-based double standards for victims of “mean girl” bullying, and how that translates into an inability to prevent tragic outcomes like social withdrawal, suicide, generational abuse cycles, and mass violence when abuse victims are pushed past their psychological limits. …
This week, Judith Char will join us on HBR Talk to examine the relationship between antifeminism and men’s rights, along with claims made by some feminists that MRAs are reactionary, misogynistic opponents of women’s equality. You can tune in Thursday at 7:30PM Eastern, or find other viewing and listening options for that time or later, on honeybadgerbrigade.com.…
This week HBR Talk will feature Deborah Powney discussing her recent survey on male victims of coercive control. the discussion streams on multiple platforms. The discussion streams on multiple platforms. You can tune in Thursday at 7:30PM Eastern, or find other viewing and listening options for that time or later, on honeybadgerbrigade.com.…
HBR Talk 162 will feature Diana Davison, to tell us about the Lighthouse Project and discuss issues surrounding false accusations, faulty law and policy, court biases, and the civil right of due process. The discussion streams on multiple platforms.…
This week, HBR Talk will discuss how most “wokeness” dies at the point where the demographic crosses paths with a feminist-defined women’s issue, pushing genuine social issues aside for the feminist grift. The discussion streams on multiple platforms.…
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Tonight’s HBR Talk will feature Deborah Powney discussing her survey as part of her work on the subject of male victims of abuse. The discussion streams on multiple platforms. You can tune in Thursday at 7:30PM Eastern, or find other viewing and listening options for that time or later, on badgerfeed.com.…
This week, HBR Talk will consider what the conflict over the 2020 US presidential election and its potential outcomes mean for US men’s rights activism, and how that can ripple to the rest of the movement in light of US influence on law and policy in other nations.…
This week, HBR talk will discuss Movember, male health initiatives, and the tendency of feminist grifters to “support” men’s issues initiatives by taking them over and redirecting them to feminist interests. The discussion streams on multiple platforms.…
Last week, we discussed the difference between women who use their social influence as a weapon against men, and women who steward their social influence as a resource for their communities. Alison pointed out that as men and responsible women get fed up with unethical ones, that social power will shift and leave those who wrongly exploit it wondering where it went.…
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