Article of the Month

Is Feminism Favoritism?
Q&A / Warren Farrell, author: The flip side of feminism
A new book asks whether lifting women up means taking men downBy Maureen Downey
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Published 10/21/07

Warren Farrell is a leader in the men’s movement who contends that the culture cares more about saving whales than males. James Sterba is a University of Notre Dame philosophy professor who believes that the feminist ideal of equality has yet to be realized but remains a moral imperative.

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By Warren Farrell, Ph.D. (www.warrenfarrell.com)
For more depth, see Why Men Earn More
 
One American construction worker dies every workday hour.

For the past 40 years Labor Day has emphasized the celebration of a crucial change in the labor force-the addition of women. The first Labor Day after 9/11, though, reminds us that one aspect of the labor force has experienced no more change than the “Glass Ceiling”. That might be called the “Glass Cellar”.

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By Warren Farrell, Ph.D. (www.warrenfarrell.com)
For more depth, see The Myth of Male Power
 
September 11 presents a dilemma for every family who loves their country and loves their children. We are grateful beyond words for the firefighters and policemen who sacrificed their lives for the possibility that others might live. When someone does this for a stranger, and in defense of his or her country, that is the quintessential example of heroism.

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By Warren Farrell, Ph.D. (www.warrenfarrell.com)

For more depth, see In The Best Interests of the Child and Father And Child Reunion
 
When I do expert witness work, I confront from most judges three biases that I myself was also surprised to see proven invalid when I did the research for Father and Child Reunion. The first bias is the stability bias; the second is the mother bias; and the third is the ‘If-the-couple-is-in-conflict-joint-custody-will-not-work’ bias. All of these biases apply to post-divorce parenting.

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