Our thanks to an Australian follower of this blog for an interesting piece by a female journalist (what are the chances?) in the Sydney Morning Herald. The paper carries this headline: Teen girls influenced by fathers' heavy drinking It's one of those headlines which is both … [Read more...]

Our thanks to Nigel for this. Extracts: Pupils at the school have criticised the move. "Netball isn't just for girls, it's for boys and girls," said Mason, 10. "If they're taking away netball from the boys, why don't they take a sport away from the girls?" Ryley, also 10, … [Read more...]

An appalling piece on the Researching Reform website, lauding a feminist's 400+ page thesis on women claiming their ex-partners were abusive, thereby leading family courts to deny those men access to their children - emotional abuse of the women's children and their ex-partners … [Read more...]

Enjoy (video, 28:01). Paul and Tom are inviting people to appear on the programme, and we hope some of you will take them up on the offer. Rob Tierney, an Australian supporter, introduces the first story in the new episode, concerning a story we ran two weeks ago, Michelle … [Read more...]

A piece by Charles Bremner in yesterday's Times: The French parliament has voted to banish the words “mother” and “father” from official paperwork in the education system to tackle discrimination against gay parents. Children’s documents will instead refer to Parent 1 and … [Read more...]

A piece in today's print edition of The Times, not available online: The pursuit of a homeless man by the tax office has been condemned as a scandal by a judge. Krzysztof Pokorowski was penniless and living rough when HM Revenue and Customs chased him for £1,600 in fines for … [Read more...]

A piece by Matthew Moore, Media Correspondent, in today's Times: Call the Midwife has become embroiled in an abortion row after two Royal Colleges criticised the BBC for refusing to provide viewers information about terminations. In last week’s episode of the long-running … [Read more...]

Professor Eric Anderson is a gay American sociologist and sexologist, specializing in adolescent men's gender and sexualities. He holds the position of Professor of Masculinities, Sexualities and Sport at the University of Winchester. He has a husband and two sons. He gave a … [Read more...]

Our thanks to Mike P for this. The sponsors include The Good Man Project, commonly referred to as The Good Boy Project by MRAs, inspired by how some dog owners refer to their dogs, when they've pleased them. If everyone who read this gave us £10.00 – or even better, £10.00 or … [Read more...]

An excellent piece by Dr Will Jones, published today by TCW, and brought to our attention by "Groan", one of our most valued commenters and supporters. In an email to me, he wrote: Will Jones makes a very good point about the Equality Act. He hones in on Sections 158 and 159 … [Read more...]

I was recently approached by the (male) organizer of a series of evenings in the City of London, in which a panel of experts in particular areas give brief presentations, then answer questions from an audience of (mainly) business people. The session was to be about a range of … [Read more...]

Would a "private enforcement officer" issue a woman with an £80 penalty notice under similar circumstances? Surely not. A piece in today's print edition of The Times, but not the online edition. I hate having to type out such pieces, so if you're not already a donor, please … [Read more...]

Times caption: Caster Semenya celebrates winning a Commonwealth gold last year (GARY MITCHELL/ALAMY) A piece by Martyn Zielger, Chief Sports Reporter, in today's Times: Caster Semenya, the double Olympic gold medal winner in the women’s 800 metres, is a “biological male” who … [Read more...]

Our thanks to Tom for this (video, 0:10). If everyone who read this gave us £10.00 – or even better, £10.00 or more, monthly – we could change the world. Click here to make a difference. Thanks. … [Read more...]

Our thanks to Nick for this. The start of the piece: A Melbourne psychologist had a sexual relationship with a vulnerable patient whose wife then blackmailed him over the affair, a Victorian tribunal has heard. Vesela Popovski's conduct was described as "a deliberate grooming … [Read more...]

The answer to the question in the newspaper article (above) is simple: Stop discriminating for women, and against men, in the workplace. But of course that won't suffice, for a female journalist, at least. Our thanks to John for this piece by Christine Armstrong in the last … [Read more...]

From the MAKERS conference website: MAKERS is uniting the biggest names across all industries to join the fight for gender equality. Our thanks to Max for this (video, 12:01). The odious mangina from P&G starts by stating the Gillette advert has received over 100 million … [Read more...]

Yesterday we posted a piece about an ideologically-driven "inquiry" by the Joint Committee on Human Rights (chair - Harriet Harman MP) aimed at reducing yet further the incarceration of women, by reducing the incarcerations rates of mothers - here. Latest update on the "inquiry" … [Read more...]

Our thanks to James for this. An extract: Today there are calls for Begum to be barred from returning to the UK completely or arrested and jailed if she sets foot on British soil. But at the time of her disappearance four years ago Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe, then Commissioner of … [Read more...]

Just received from Tina: Hi Everybody, I’m delighted to see the fuss which has broken over the cringeworthy but incredibly popular national TV show "Married at First Sight" which broadcast a woman fiercely berating a man on multiple occasions without any comment from the show’s … [Read more...]