Gender equality shouldn’t mean gynocentrism. Gender equality is for men, too. Ignoring injustices against men is sexist.
Le blasme des femmes and other literature of men’s sexed protest must replace myths of patriarchy and misogyny to promote true democratic equality … Read the post blasme des femmes: misogyny in the myth of patriarchy
Marbod of Rennes was an 11th-century forerunner of “ennobling love” and gender-equality double-talk that implicitly devalues men. … Read the post Marbod of Rennes in history of gender-equality double-talk
Medieval Women Writers’ Loving Concern for Men is now freely available worldwide. It supplements Peter Dronke’s Women Writers of the Middle Ages. … Read the post women and men on medieval women writers
In a survey of unmarried, childless persons ages 18-32 years old, about a third of women and men didn’t prefer an egalitarian long-term relationship. Why? … Read the post gender, egalitarian relationships, and institutional constraints
In Sexual Coercion in Primates and Humans, primatology helps to explain highly disproportionate criminalization of men through sex-biased social concern. … Read the post primatology, vegetarianism & criminalization of male animals