Hello and welcome to HBR News where we talk about the news of the week! This week we discuss the knife fight that made the news between two young girls just being girls, the Biden Administration’s climate plan, how the USPS is monitoring our social media posts, and more!…
This week, HBR Talk will be discussing the importance of civil rights considerations to men’s issues initiatives such as efforts at getting equally shared parenting legislation passed, the National Coalition for Men’s lawsuit against the male-only selective service system, and public opposition to warmongering among US leadership.…
Join us on the Fireside chat with Steve Brule. Steve Brule is an MRA, social commentator, photographer, documentary filmmaker and legendary meme maker. If it weren’t for him, we wouldn’t know what modern feminism looked like. Join us!…
HBR Talk is here to talk about… talk. Is “hate speech” an exception to free speech? Where do we draw the line between acceptably politically incorrect, and a deplatforming offense? Who draws that line, and what interests are allowed to weigh into that decision?…
I’m sure all of you have heard by now about the attempt by the rightsholders of the game Cards Against Humanity trying to block the border wall campaign being pushed by the Trump Administration. This time I’m not going to be debunking a specific article but the concept being promoted by the group in question.…
China has a new system, Credit Sesame, which links to citizens’ social networks and rates their behavior based on government approval or disapproval with a running score. This gamification of citizen loyalty even imposes guilt or approval by association, altering citizens’ scores based on the scores of their associates.…
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