Justice for Men & Boys

Thanks to Christopher for this. A YouGov survey (of 100 MPs) has revealed that feminists account for 53% of all MPs. With only 7% of the U.K. population identifying as feminist (Fawcett), it’s clear more work needs to be done to achieve a representative Parliament. If everyone … [Read more...]

If everyone who read this gave us £5.00 – or even better, £5.00 or more, monthly – we could change the world. £5.00 monthly would entitle you to Bronze party membership, details here. Benefits include a dedicated and signed book by Mike Buchanan. Click below to make a difference. … [Read more...]

Cometh the hour, cometh the woman. On IWD 2019 what better than to celebrate a woman who has done so much to push back against the oncoming anti-male feminist tsunami. I wish I were half so brave. Frequently Belinda has been a lone voice battling the sea of progressive-clones, … [Read more...]

Several tips of the hat to Elizabeth Hobson, Natoya Raymond, and others for this (video, 51:13). If everyone who read this gave us £5.00 – or even better, £5.00 or more, monthly – we could change the world. £5.00 monthly would entitle you to Bronze party membership, details … [Read more...]

Here we go again, yet more evidence that women are less work-centred than men, yet expect the same rewards for less work (the Wimbledon scam). In today's Times: Radical proposals put forward to stop women lawyers leaving the legal profession include chopping a day of the … [Read more...]

A tip of the hat to Kathy Gyngell and her colleagues for this. If everyone who read this gave us £5.00 – or even better, £5.00 or more, monthly – we could change the world. £5.00 monthly would entitle you to Bronze party membership, details here. Benefits include a dedicated and … [Read more...]

Dear DeAnna, I like you. You are polite. You are intelligent. You are sexy. That's right, I said sexy. And I show my respect to you on Woman's Day because you let me do that. Not just me, but men in general. You are encouraging men to be men and to show their affection for … [Read more...]

The two women to whom I owe the most gratitude and for whom I have the most admiration are both very different, but they do have one important thing in common, they are both mothers. In my old fashioned world, being a mother is the highest form of the expression of womanhood, … [Read more...]

Lisa Chamberlain (along with her partner Craig Sandiford) arrived late to the International Conference on Men’s Issues last year. I bumped into them in the corridor and Lisa explained that the reason they were late was that they had “been up all night, talking a dad down from the … [Read more...]

Looking forward to appearing on BBC Radio Kent tomorrow morning with presenters: Ian Collins (who informed Twitter that 1 in 10 Brits believe that being a woman is an advantage - my reply here) and guest: Anna Cookson and Women’s Equality Party’s Celine Thomas. If everyone who … [Read more...]

Enjoy. The estimable Reverend Jules Gomes ('The Rebel Priest') gave a talk titled, "How feminism has destroyed the Church of England beyond repair", at the last conference. A video of his talk is here (47:47). If everyone who read this gave us £5.00 – or even better, £5.00 or … [Read more...]

One of the key themes of the last International Conference on Men's Issues, held eight months ago at Excel London, was "Equal rights for men and women". We even had the theme on the lectern placard. A playlist of the 20 presentations at the conference, plus some related materials … [Read more...]

Our thanks to Mike P for this. An extract: “Diversity fosters greater innovation and helps raise the bar for customers, [J4MB emphasis: What does this mean?] and having a diverse workforce is also just the right thing to do,” said Fiona McDonnell, director of consumer retail at … [Read more...]

Characteristically fascinating video (12:55) from Lucian at Freedom Alternative - about the surprising history of March 8th’s International Women’s Day. If everyone who read this gave us £5.00 – or even better, £5.00 or more, monthly – we could change the world. £5.00 monthly … [Read more...]

Our thanks to Sean for this. If everyone who read this gave us £5.00 – or even better, £5.00 or more, monthly – we could change the world. £5.00 monthly would entitle you to Bronze party membership, details here. Benefits include a dedicated and signed book by Mike Buchanan. … [Read more...]

It's International Wimmin's Day tomorrow - joy unconfined - so I'm grateful to Elizabeth for tracking down a video (4:58) from a 20-minute discussion between Caroline Criado-Perez and myself on the daytime ITV show This Morning in 2015, in which CC-P admitted she'd won two "Lying … [Read more...]

We're so grateful to all the people who take the time and trouble to comment on our blog pieces. They add so much value to this blog. Very occasionally we publish comments as stand-alone blog pieces, and comments from "Thoughtcrime" following Emma Barnett's advice to a man to not … [Read more...]

A piece by Tom Knowles in yesterday's Times: Google was accused of systematically underpaying women by the US government last year but a study by the company shows that men were paid less for some roles. The company’s annual report into whether it underpaid women and ethnic … [Read more...]

A piece by Katie Gibbons in yesterday's Times, emphases ours: A midwife accused of murdering her husband is said to have beaten him with a rolling pin in months of abuse leading up to his death. Hannegret Donnelly, 54, confessed to beating Christopher Donnelly, 55, after a row … [Read more...]

It's so uplifting to read the peerless output of Quentin Letts in The Times - formerly of The Daily Mail - these days, both his political sketches and theatre reviews. I imagine most MPs must shudder when they see him covering debates in the chamber of the House of Commons, … [Read more...]