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I don't really have anything against the content on this site one way or another. The only thing that needs mentioning is the misleading (yes, yes it is) contact address, which is actually a mail drop: ***** Interestingly enough, one of the contact numbers is area code 703 (Northern VA), another one is 202 (Washington DC), where the contact really is. So, I'm rating light green. Folks, what have you got to worry about? A bunch of feminists?

Founded by Paul Elam. here a few thing on him: ***** ***** I do not advise to trust anything on this website without a careful verification of any claim made. Men's issue are real, but these people do not contribute in any way to help solve them.

Overall the site is great. While it does occasionally provide controversial opinions it does so no more than any other civil rights site. It reflects on the other side of the rights movement (men) and attempts to address these issues in a comprehensive manner.

Provides a view of issues from a humanist perspective, with a wide variety of posters from women, POC, LBGT, etc. It is a bit radical at times but it keeps itself in check. They even have an entire section featuring women's opinions, name one feminist site that does the same for men. I would be cautious about children accessing this site as it is political and some stuff children dont need to know or worry about.

Wide variety of opinions and ideas about gender related issues. The majority of people coming here are true egalitarians though with an emphasis on exploring men's issues. The majority of people here do not believe that feminism is an egalitarian movement which is the main source of controversy and hate that this website receives. The website has a firm policy against hate-speech that is enforced as soon as it is detected or reported. Otherwise lots of controversial opinions are offered, The website contents is unlikely to be of interest to people younger than mid-teens but is generally safe for kids with the exception of an occasional offensive comment that has not yet been subject to moderation.

There's a reason that this website has the very inventor of the idea of the domestic abuse refuge as the Editor at Large. Here's a quick tip: It wasn't a mythological "patriarchy" that drove her from her home country - it was the radical majority of the feminist bloc. Affiliated with the similarly trustworthy *****

Very good site aiming to bring awareness to what is happening to men and boys, against the lies of feminists. Feminists will claim it is hateful and violent, but read the site yourself and you'll see they're making it up to try to scare you away because they know they can't defend against the truth. Children should be cautious though because there is plenty of swearing and the reality of the content can be disturbing.

Not so sure this is the best source to read about men's rights issues as they like to pathologize and mock women's issues. Not only that, they tend to use bad statistics in their articles (Kanin Report anyone?) and ask for donation money that seems to only go into the pockets of those creating the media - not helping anyone. Blog Talk Radio is free once you purchase the software needed to create a podcast and its apparent that they are using Skype to talk to each other so they certainly don't need the money for that. Look elsewhere please....