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Chris Kohls

Discussing Fatherlessness in America

Robby Soave

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Mike Buchanan

How do you measure then equalize suffering, when we are not all made the same?

Ever since childhood, Mark dreamed of bringing atttention to female-perpetrated domestic violence and our culture's inclination to pretend it doesn't exist. But he had no idea how to go about it. So he tried many different things over the course of many years. Some worked; most didn't. Much of what did work was done behind the scenes. In this session, Mark will share some of the things that did work, and some that didn't.

The Politically Correct Scrapbook and The Second Politically Correct Scrapbook are available from Shipley Conservative Association. Please contact - office@shipleyconservatives.org.uk These are new books and can be signed by Philip if you like! https://conservativehome.blogs.com/books/2006/06/the_politically.html

Almost ninety percent of women in the U.S. have used the birth control pill. While we often heard about deleterious physical side effects of the pill, we seldom hear about the psychological and society-wide impact of a majority of the female population utilizing a medication which fundamentally alters a woman's reproductive hormonal cycle. This session will discuss the long and short term effects both on an individual and at a societal level of widespread birth control usage. Utilizing data from biological, neurological, psychological, and sociological research, let us unravel the problem of the pill and its effects on relational and romantic interactions between men and women in modernity.

Marc Angelucci

A discussion on the current state of free speech, censorship, the free market of ideas and the online town square.

Harry Crouch will discuss NCFM history, present activities, and looking forward as an MRA organization.Marc Angelucci will then focus more narrowly on NCFM’s new legal team and some of NCFM’s current cases.

The Past and Future of the University in Feminists' Own Words

Chad Howse usually sets out three goals for men in his Average to Alpha page. It’s good coaching strategy. In “Modern Masculinity” (ebook; Amazon; 2016) I organize every chapter around three points. Although I don’t think being masculine is as easy as 1 2 3, or that it ever is or should be easy, I know that men are more likely to act positively when their objectives are limited. I begin with three points:

The situation for men has gotten worse in the west when it comes to false accusations. Any protestation of innocence or expectation of due process is now met with allegations of encoraging rape culture.