The Philadelphia Associated Press printed a story today reporting that women's advocates will be reviewing previously "unfounded" sex crime cases, in the hopes of re-opening many of these cases, and convicting more criminals. While the idea sounds interesting at first (it is mentioned that homicide experts are often called in on murder cases which are difficult to solve), I am not so sure that most women's advocates are objective 'experts' on sexual assault. Can you say witchhunt?

I guess I'll post this to see how the C4M icon looks. I wrote a research paper on Men's Reproductive Rights which is on-line. I am considering expanding/re-writing the paper as a feature article for a magazine, if I ever find the time to get to it this summer.

Christina Hoff-Sommers has released a part of her upcoming book: The War Against Boys in the May issue of The Atlantic Monthly. In it she is very critical of Carol Gilligan, who replied to the article, and was then rebuffed by Sommers again. You can read their dialogue here.

Anonymous User writes "Desiree Cooper wrote an interesting editorial about boys in early education, and how their needs are not being met." A surprising article, coming from DFP.

So, what's this all about anyway? Could it be true that men are discriminated against, have few choices in life, and aren't as happy as they seem? Are men really the oppressive tyrants they are portrayed as in the media and by radical feminists? Well, The Men's Activism News Network is here to fight anti-male bias and portrayal in the media, provide a forum for men to speak out in, and organize men's groups on a national level.