Anonymous User writes "Warren Farrell's campaign for governor of California is bringing some fairly good media attention to fathers' issues. We just learned about this one in the National Review by Jennifer Roback Morse. She supports Warren as her favorite of the lesser-known candidates. She then makes a list of good ideas from the lesser-knowns, and the top two items on the list are Warren's call for joint custody laws and a paternity fraud bill. You can also view TV footage from CNN National and some local stations. Marc"

CJ writes "This study (presented in a somewhat celebratory fashion) shows that women have overtaken men at every level of education in developed countries around the world and blames boys for not being able to overcome peer-pressure as well as unable to deal with disruptions in the family unit as a cause for this problem. Likely, the real culprit behind lagging male interest isn't ability, but motivation. Feminism has replaced core educational standards with a "female empowering emotive-feminist" model. Educational programming has to be a primary factor in the sharp decline in male interest in higher education, not "peer-pressure" which often makes boys thrive. For this article to imply that the educational failure of boys isn't an academic issue that needs high level concern is insidious, and it is indicative of what the global academic feminist institutions intend to do to fix the problem of educational equality - nothing."

Anon user writes: "Glenn Sacks blasts the family court system in his newest column, "Convicted Murderess Can Get Custody but Decent Fathers Can't" (Houston Chronicle, 9/19/03). To read the column, go here"

Mangesh writes "This is (yet another) tragic story of a man who was falsely implicated and lost everything - his job, reputation and his daughter."

No nick yet writes "This story appeared in the newspaper where I work. I know the person in the story who is named as a friend of the man arrested. He was with the accused when he was arrested. They were returning to the guy's apartment, with slushies in hand, and found it surrounded by the Crisis Response Team. The guy goes up to a cop and asks what was going on and they tell him there is a guy in an apartment with a rifle - him! The cops had evacuated the building and blocked off the street and then held a four-hour stand-off with an empty apartment. Why? Someone phoned the police and told them he was holding a woman hostage with a rifle. Coincidentally, he had an argument with his girlfriend that morning. So even though the call was a false alarm and there was no victim they arrested him anyway and then went into his apartment and seized his rifle."

Anon user writes: "Despite a decade of physical and emotional abuse at the hands of his mother, Darius never gave up on his dream to be reunited with his father.

Darius and his father told their story on His Side with Glenn Sacks to commemorate Equal Parents Week (September 22-28), an international week of recognition of children's right to both parents. To listen to the show, go to His Side"

Ray writes "Friends:

I just heard a news report wherein Democrat, Carol Mosley Braun formally announced her candidacy for President, and blamed the problems of the world on men. She has garnered an endorsement from N.O.W., and has stated that she wants to bring women's issues front and center. She is getting a lot of press for her women's issues.

The only question we need ask now is, "Who is the men's rights candidate for President in 04?" I'm running in 08 against Hillary, but we need to take the "bull" by the horns in 04.

My campaign motto in 08 will be either,

VOTE MEN'S RIGHTS,
OR BE PILLORIED BY HILLARY

or

EQUAL JUSTICE
IN EVERY FAMILY

or

END THE
FEMICRAT
CONSPIRACY
AGAINST AMERICA

My motto for today is LET'S NOT WAIT 'TILL 08.

"A laptop in every pot,"
Ray"

TLE writes "Did you see the CBS report on sexual harassment of men by women? The HR department of course ignored this guy's complaint and said he must have brought it on himself! Bet that Kristen Carmen was surprised to see herself on the national news!"

Mangesh writes "This is a short piece from the Indian newspaper Telegraph on how DV laws are unfair to men, and the proposed changes in Indian DV laws to restore the balance. On the whole, it's a male positive article.
"

Our very own Steve Imparl has written an incredible piece regarding Depression. His description may be of every man. That reaching out from depression is not a crime of shame. Showing those who have walked down that road may help others. His story is here.

Matt writes "NCFM-DC was present at the Olde Town Gaitherburg Day Fair in Gaithersburg, MD, which was attended by thousands of DC-area residents.

We had a table set up and passed out hundreds of fliers and leaflets. We were met with a variety of reactions, some supportive, others dismissive- but no pies in the face or shrill screaming from enraged
feminists. :)

It was a great success. Getting the word out is the name of the game; public outreach is well worth the effort!!

HUZZAH!!

Matt Campbell
VP/Treasurer, DC chapter"

Luek writes "So you think marital rape is a joke and you would never be accused of or convicted of it? Read on and go to this site for some sobering reflection:

http://www.ncfm.org/will.htm

WILLIAM HETHERINGTON is in a Michigan prison on a Criminal Sexual Conduct (CSC) conviction. His wife claimed that he had raped her. The case was a matter of "he said/she said". Wil has been in prison, now, for more than 14 years. During all of that time he has consistently maintained his innocence."

Sometimes we see a lot of issues in society that has men at disadvantages. I thought I would write an article and post something that could give men some advantages and some good attitudes in the dating arena. I know our current climate has some men avoiding women but it's meant to be fun and light hearted and I think it has some good strong advice. Enjoy. Read Here

The Star Online wrote today that...



"A Swiss bodybuilder will be charged with multiple felonies for allegedly proposing a US$3mil murder-for-hire scheme to kill the Colorado woman who accused Los Angeles Lakers star Kobe Bryant of rape, the Los Angeles County district attorney's office said.



Charges to be filed tomorrow include four counts of solicitation to commit murder, two counts of solicitation to dissuade a witness, one count of conspiracy to commit murder, and one count of obtaining money, labour or property by false pretences, according to a statement released on Friday by Sandi Gibbons, a spokeswoman for the office."



Perhaps the movement needs to work on getting those passionate about the issues into pro-active solutions as a team instead of desperate, detrimental acts motivated by individual powerlessness?

Indystar.com writes...

"Prosecutor Carl Brizzi says the public would be better served if officials stopped the emergency releases and opted to pay fines of $40 a day for each inmate over the limit.

He opposes any plan to release accused domestic batterers.

"By keeping these people in jail, I'm doing my part to protect the women and children of this community," Brizzi said.