It’s time to talk about the education gap in the United States (and worldwide). Will the current President’s new education plan fix the gap? Let’s take a look….
International Womens’ Day is an annual festival celebrating all women – but this noble idea is prone to male bashing and sexist hatred. We explore a few examples.
Review: Why The Last of Us II Is A Feminist Masterpiece
22nd June 2020
Spoiler Alert Joel deserved better, and I think most people who played the original ‘Last of Us’ would agree. In that game, Joel was a paranoid (yet competent and effective) survivor with long experience in…
John Oliver repeats healthcare myths in his coverage of gender bias in the healthcare field.
20th August 2019
Last Week Tonight is a popular show, but it has been caught trying to pass off heart disease as specifically female problem when all the evidence says it is mostly a male issue. We delve into the subject to show that inequalities in healthcare and lifespan mainly affect men.
The Panic Around the Expiration of The 'Violence Against Women Act' Showed a Startling Dichotomy
2nd April 2019
The VAWA has expired, and the internet’s outcry is intense. Let’s examine what the act is, what it does, and why it matters.
So, Why Are Men Angry At A Gillette Advert?
16th January 2019
Gillette have created what is possibly the most controversial advert of the year, and we’re barely half-way through January. We explain why men are furious – and why you should be too.
We Are Expanding The Site
28th September 2018
In light of the recent ‘quarantining’ of various reddit boards, Men Are Human will be setting up a new reddit-style board of its own.
Prepare Your Stubble - No-Shave-November Is Upon Us!
24th September 2018
No-Shave November is almost upon us! Time to unleash your inner manliness and raise some funds for a good cause!
Our Thoughts While Sydney does a good job debunking the propaganda we have seen in the media, we think she could to focus more on ridiculing and destroying the nonsense claims of radicals saying The…
Broadcast on 22 August 2018 in the UK, Dr Alexander ‘Xand’ Van Tulleken presented an episode of the BBC’s popular science series, Horizon, called “Stopping Male Suicide”. It was a good start, but needs some improvement.