A look at men’s groups vs. feminism at Forbes

by Trudy W. Schuett on November 21, 2009

in Gender Equity,Gender Issues,Human Rights,Law and Morality,Men's Rights Issues

Cathy Young addresses the issues of men’s groups, domestic violence, and feminism at Forbes:

Earlier this month DoubleX, Slate’s short-lived female-oriented publication (launched six months ago and about to be folded back into the parent site as a women’s section), ran an article ringing the alarm about the dire threat posed by the power of the men’s rights movement. But the article, written by New York-based freelance writer Kathryn Joyce and titled “Men’s Rights’ Groups Have Become Frighteningly Effective,” says more about the state of feminism–and journalistic bias–than it does about men’s groups.  Much more here

My commentary on the DoubleX article is here.

The fact that a national publication of the caliber of Forbes is addressing the issue is a truly hopeful sign — that one day the long nightmare of feminist-directed public policy will be over, and people with the genuine interests of families at heart can begin to undo the damage of decades of feminist opportunism.

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