
Unconventional perspectives on politics, history, religion, law, sex, and higher education. For better or worse, what you read here is definitely "outside the box" and perhaps outside your "comfort zone."
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One of the rare family court horrors to reach general awareness is the case of Jeff Younger and his young son.
Being old enough to have passed my later childhood and adolescence during the advent of “second wave” feminism in the lat...
One of our main purposes for starting The Mansplainers was to highight the best thinkers on men’s/family/sexual issues — people who deserve to be more widely known amid the mountains of pointless chatter, including the “Manosphere” itself....
Apologies again for my silence, which was again due to extensive travels. But now at least I can congratulate our guest and his countrymen for Spain’s stunning victory in the World Cup championship.
Living in Europe, I was especially pleas...
Please forgive my lack of activity here recently. I was traveling abroad for an academic conference. In fact, I recently attended two conferences, and in both cases the topic was highly relevant to this list and represents a breakthrough ge...
We were pleased to welcome Rick Bradford (a.k.a. the author William Collins) to our show a second time, after we diverted his first appearance into a critique of Tucker Carlson’s insulting video on the fatherhood crisis, “Fathers Wanted”. B...
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