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NOW of NY: Again, Allegations of DV Mean Elected Official Must Resign --------------------------------------------------------------------- April 2nd, 2010 by Robert Franklin, Esq.
They're at it again. The New York state chapter of NOW and its president, Marcia Pappas are loudly demanding that an elected official who's been charged with - but not convicted of - domestic violence, resign his office. And once again, what they ignore are a couple of minor technicalities called 'democracy' and 'due process of law.' Read about it here (The Journal News, 4/2/10). In this case, it's the mayor of White Plains, New York, Adam Bradley, who's in feminists' crosshairs. His wife made a statement to police back in February that he'd slammed her hand in a car door. She later said he'd tossed hot tea on her in January. Out of those incidents, prosecutors have come up with five misdemeanor charges against Bradley.
Well, I wasn't there, so I don't know what, if anything, happened. Come to think of it, Marcia Pappas wasn't there either, so the only information she has is what she reads in the papers, just like me. Apart from clearly and unequivocally stating his innocence, Bradley has, on his attorney's advice, refused all comment on the allegations. So what we and Pappas know is one side of the story - allegations of DV by his wife, Fumiko Bradley contained in her statements to police and which are denied by the accused. And speaking of the alleged victim, she says she wants the charges dropped and will not cooperate with the prosecution, but the District Attorney is unwilling to do that.
For his part, Mayor Bradley says he's got witnesses to back up his claims of innocence. The Assistant DA offered him a deal in exchange for his attending Duluth Model DV classes. He turned her down. In short, what we have to date are naked allegations of DV against an elected official and nothing more. But as seems to be invariably the case, for NOW and Pappas, that's all it should take to deny to the people of White Plains their choice of mayor. A trial proving guilt isn't necessary. Even hearing Adam Bradley's side of the story isn't necessary. His unequivocal assertion of innocence is irrelevant. An election in which the people decide for themselves what they think of his behavior is an empty exercise.
No, as in the past, democracy and due process of law, including the presumption of innocence, are mere trifles to the true believers at NOW. They believe the woman, and what more need be done? For them, when it comes to domestic violence, the slightest allegations by a woman against a man trump all else. Even allegations that the alleged victim herself doesn't support are sufficient to NOW's purposes to sweep away hundreds of years of hard-won freedoms. Magna Carta? Never heard of it. For his part, Adam Bradley is doing exactly what he ought to do - performing his mayoral duties, clearly asserting his innocence and otherwise keeping silent until trial time. That may come in as little as two weeks and then the rest of us, including Marcia Pappas, will know what actually happened between Adam and Fumiko Bradley. An impartial jury will decide his guilt or innocence and his rightful punishment, if any. Afterward, the people of White Plains will decide whether he should remain in office or not.
But Marcia Pappas and NOW of New York want no part of that. Democracy and due process of law are not for them. They prefer the power of the absolute sovereign, the tilt of whose thumb decides the fate of individuals and multitudes. We should all look long and hard at these people and understand exactly what they stand for. Posted in Feminism/NOW, Legislators/Politicians
Why Judge Little Letter to the Editor: Public Opinion Mobs Don't Decide What's Best for a Marriage ----------------------------------------------------------------------
April 2nd, 2010 by Robert Franklin, Esq. This letter is in response to the blog post Dedicated Stepmom Sandra Bullock Deserves Better.
It's not for the public opinion mobs to decide what's best for a marriage. Public opinion hounds are known for being thoughtless in their advocacies, always calling for the marriage or the relationship to be dissolved leaving shattered lives of children and their parents asunder. I have consistently advocated that the publicly adopted model for these cases be the Clintons. I hope the public commentators who so easily advocate the destruction of a rare and cherished relationship die in their own seats rather than destroy another precious family where wife and husband know better than to be swayed by divorce lawyers or divorce industry created media to end their rare and magical relationship. I am very proud that despite all those public pressure minions the Tiger Woods, the Jack and Jackie Kennedys and thousands of other precious couples have not succumbed to the advocates of family destruction and stuck with their marriages. -Aarde, Los Angeles, CA
Posted in Letters to the Editor Why Judge Little
April 7th Conference on Male Studies at Wagner College - Be There! ------------------------------------------------------------------ April 2nd, 2010 by Robert Franklin, Esq.
On April 7th, there will be a conference at Wagner College in New York. The subject is the new academic discipline of Male Studies. Its aim is to begin to formulate and establish Male Studies programs on college campuses throughout the nation and the world. Here is the website for the conference. I urge you all to attend. The cost is only $25 and you may attend either online or by telephone as well as in person of course. Speakers include a Who's Who of men's and fathers' rights advocates in academia including Christina Hoff Sommers and Katherine Young and Paul Nathanson of McGill University, authors of Spreading Misandry and Legalizing Misandry. The conference is only two hours long, but promises to be stimulating at the very least. Attendees from four continents and 62 countries will be there either remotely or in person.
I spoke with conference chair, Dr. Edward Stephens, MD about the conference and what he hoped it would accomplish. Well, at least the man doesn't think small. He said he hopes the conference begins a "revolution in the way we think about males." Obviously, since the topic is Male Studies, its focus is on academia which plays a big part in driving public policy. Stephens pointed out that to date, only one gender has been represented in making policies related to the sexes. Therefore, for example, when it comes to domestic violence, Congress hears a lot from those who claim that men do the vast majority of the DV, and little-to-nothing from those who point to the science that proves that not to be the case. To get the attention of legislators at all levels, a critical mass of academic work must be done in all fields that bends the arc of public discourse.
The same is true of the media. They too need to be exposed to more than just the crying in the wilderness of a few bloggers and men's rights organizations. They need to be exposed to concepts of boys, men and masculinity that aren't produced by the enemies thereof. When journalists have been exposed in college, not solely to a feminist perspective on men, but to a science-based, ideologically-neutral curriculum on the subject, we'll start to see a more even-handed treatment of the many topics that impinge on men and boys as males. So academia is vital to popular conceptions of boys and men, and that's what Male Studies is about. To date, there are a fair number of courses on various campuses that broach the topic, but they're scattered and poorly integrated if at all. Stephens told me that he's researched the course catalogues for Women's Studies and its more recent incarnation, Gender Studies, and found no change in what's being taught. The notion that Gender Studies in any way treats topics related to men and boys either fairly or even-handedly is "a fraud" Stephens said.
In addition, the conference will announce the formation of a foundation for the advancement of Male Studies. Stephens said that his research indicates that there is some $2.9 billion yearly given by foundations to programs for women and girls. The foundation to be announced April 7th aims to begin to reduce the gap between programs that study and assist women and girls and those that do the same for men and boys. For far too long, men have allowed themselves to be described, and in the process, demonized by ideological feminists who've made no secret of their misandry. Male Studies at the college level are necessary to right the many wrong notions that have grown out of ideological feminism.
The conference on April 7th is a needed first step in that direction. I hope you can attend. Posted in Men's Movement, Gender Issues (Misc.)
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Update: Logan McQueary Awarded Custody of Still-Missing Son ----------------------------------------------------------- April 1st, 2010 by Robert Franklin, Esq.
A lot has happened since I last posted anything on the Baby Gabriel case. A lot and not very much. Back in late December, Logan McQueary and Elizabeth Johnson were embroiled in a custody battle over their son Gabriel who was then nine months old. Johnson took the child to San Antonio, where he disappeared. She then went on to Florida where she was arrested, returned to Arizona and charged with a variety of criminal offenses including kidnapping and custody interference. McQueary had been given temporary custody by the judge in the custody case and Johnson had texted him that she had killed the baby. Now he's been given full custody of his missing son. Read about it here (Arizona Republic, 3/26/10). Since then, police in San Antonio made a very belated effort to search a landfill for the baby's body, but found nothing. Few people still believe that Johnson was telling the truth about killing the child.
Also, Tammi Smith, a friend of Johnson, has also been indicted on lesser offenses stemming from her assistance in depriving McQueary of custody. Nationally reputed private investigator and serial spotlight grabber Jay J. Armes spent a few weeks investigating the case until he was asked to leave by McQueary's attorney. The current PI says he doubts that Gabriel was adopted by parents "under the table," but rather thinks that the boy is with someone who has promised to keep him secret.
Johnson remains in jail. She once refused to attend court in her criminal case. The judge instructed bailiffs to bring her to the next hearing by any means necessary. She's attended subsequent hearings including the one in which McQueary was granted custody. She took the stand, but refused to answer questions citing her 5th Amendment privilege against self-incrimination. McQueary's attorney has asked the judge to hold Johnson in contempt of court for interfering with McQueary's custody by removing the child. That hearing is set for April. Meanwhile, forensic psychologist Dr. Erin Nelson viewed a videotape of the custody hearing and said here that Johnson is not particularly concerned about her son and that she puts her own interests before his (KPHO, 3/26/10). That, of course is entirely in keeping with her behavior to date. Prior to taking Gabriel to Texas, she'd told McQueary that she didn't want the baby and didn't want McQueary to have him either. In short, her kidnapping of the boy served her interests alone.
Second, Nelson said that Johnson's refusal to divulge the child's whereabouts, could be a way for Johnson to retain control over the situation.
"For certain people, just that level of control can be intoxicating,” she said. “To have people all over the world hanging on your word, that's a pretty powerful place to be and that could a feeling she's not ready to relinquish.” That too fits her other actions regarding Gabriel and his father - control. And, as I've pointed out before, it's a recurring theme in custody matters. Some mothers will tolerate nothing less than complete control when it comes to their children. Maternal gatekeeping is the obvious expression of that, as is kidnapping, visitation interference, and even murder. And certainly that's true of Elizabeth Johnson. She decided she didn't want Gabriel and what she's done after that decision has indicated in no uncertain terms that her way was the only way. She continues that behavior to this very minute and seems willing to go to prison for the privilege.
Posted in Crime/Criminal Justice System/Police, Parental Kidnapping, Bills/Initiatives, Elections, Politics, Court Cases
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April 1st, 2010 by Robert Franklin, Esq. Ah, comes the dawn!
This piece by Mark Sherman, PhD. is entitled "Boys and Young Men: A New Cause for Liberals," but it's more about Sherman's growing awareness of the gap between what liberals say and what they do when it comes to males - particularly boys (Psychology Today, 3/29/10). Sherman introduces the subject this way: I'm a liberal, but my primary professional allegiance is to the truth, especially as expressed by solid data.
And that's the nut of his problem - the collision between political persuasion and data. His article is about education. Sherman is a psychologist and he's read the data about boys' and girls' achievements in school. He's studied the matter over a couple of decades and has seen the steady relative decline in boys' academic performance. As I've written recently, analyses of educational data now pretty clearly show that girls have closed the math gap with boys, but an enormous gulf still yawns between the sexes in reading.
That's scarcely news. The data have been trending that way at least since the early 1990s, and Sherman describes his astonishment when, I went to a conference in 1994 where David Sadker, coauthor of the then newly published Failing at Fairness: How America's Schools Cheat Girls, was the keynote speaker, and I raised my hand to say that I was confused, since the data was showing that it was boys who were having more trouble in school than girls. I was derided by Sadker and given no support whatever from anyone else in the audience of a hundred.
Am I crazy, I thought? Is there something I don't know? No, I wasn't crazy, but there was something I didn't know. I didn't know that when it came to gender issues, political correctness was more important than data.
In short, there's that collision again - the one between science and belief. (As an aside, David Sadker at the time of the conference was receiving funding from the Women's Educational Equity Act which also funded the NOW Legal Defense and Education Fund. The astoundingly shoddy research produced by him, and others funded by the WEEA has been detailed by Christina Hoff Sommers in her book The War Against Boys. Among other things, Sadker at one point claimed that boys in primary schools "call out" answers eight times more often than do girls. But when a reporter asked him for his research, mysteriously, neither he nor the organization that sponsored it had a copy. Apparently no one has ever seen it and Sadker later admitted the figure to be "inaccurate." Education maven Carol Gilligan did the same thing; she claimed she had research showing that girls were at a disadvantage in education, but when asked numerous times over many months to produce it, never did.)
What Sherman presents as a dilemma for him - how to remain a liberal and yet maintain his scientific respect for accurate data - really is not. After all, it's nowhere etched in stone that a liberal can't go to bat for men, fathers or boys. Indeed, we do it every day. One of the key tenets of liberalism is helping the downtrodden, whoever that may be. So if that happens to be fathers in family courts or boys in schools, it's perfectly consistent with liberal values to give them support. I would argue that it's required. And what about gender equality? Liberals shout long and loudly their support for equality of the sexes, so again, if boys are doing worse in school than girls, then sticking up for them is just good old-fashioned liberalism.
But somehow Sherman doesn't quite get it. He knows the truth - boys need help in school - but he has trouble facing his fellow liberals and demanding that they mean what they say. His solution is for them to read a book on boys' lagging in schools. Well, I'm all for that, but he should read his own article. Liberals aren't stupid; it's not lack of information that's the problem. As is so often the case, many liberals have constructed a mythology of male evil and female virtue, and aren't about to let data confuse the narrative. So it's no surprise when the New York Times runs this article about the new data on math and reading test results without ever mentioning that the reason why scores are improving in math is because girls are improving there or that the reason why reading scores are not improving is because boys aren't improving in that area (New York Times, 3/24/10). You'd think it would be impossible to ignore that, but the writer managed. I believe he did because to do otherwise would be to interrupt the worldview of male privilege that's consistently promoted by the Times and other liberal publications.
Nor is it a surprise to read Nicholas Kristof of the Times claiming that the phenomenon of poor male performance in schools recently "snuck up" on us. As Sherman rightly points out, it did no such thing. We've known it for 20 years, but when your mindset doesn't allow for the concept that males too suffer inequalities, I can see how even well-known facts that contradict that mindset might well "sneak up" on you. I'm a liberal myself and have been for 40 years or so, and I, like Sherman, am continually amazed and often outraged at the willful ignorance and dogged inconsistency I so often see among my fellows. And like Sherman, that has often put me at odds with them. But I can tell Sherman two things: first, political belief must bend to facts, not the other way around, and second, in the final analysis, the truth is a lot more comfortable than falsehood.
Thanks to Patrick for the heads-up. Posted in Boys/Boy Crisis in Education/Schools, Education
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123 Trapped in Chinese Coal Mine Flood; Men? -------------------------------------------- March 31st, 2010 by Robert Franklin, Esq.
Recently I've written a couple of pieces pointing out the bizarre unwillingness of the press to print or speak the word "man" or "men" when reporting on deaths in war or natural or occupational disaster. I pointed it out in the international reporting of a political slaughter in the Philippines last year and in the New York Times reporting of student suicides at Cornell University. Now the same is true here in this Associated Press story on a flood in a coal mine in China (Houston Chronicle, 3/28/10). We don't yet know if anyone was killed, but 123 miners are trapped. Another 138 were saved after the huge Wangjialing coal mine in Shanxi flooded. The story also reports that coal mining in China is a disgracefully dangerous occupation that killed 2,631 workers last year.
How many of those dead were men? How many of those who remain trapped in the current debacle are men? The simple answer is "we don't know." And we don't because the article, as is seemingly always the case, doesn't tell us. My guess is that the vast majority of Chinese miners are male and that the vast majority of the killed and injured in Chinese mining disasters are as well. After all, mining jobs are typically held by men and reporting on all types of disasters usually includes the phrase "many of whom were women" to refer to victims, if that is in fact the case. So since there's no such phrase, it's safe to say that most or all of those trapped in the current situation and killed last year are male. But don't rely on the article to just, you know, state the facts. In the AP story, those trapped are either "miners" or "people." They are undeniably those things, but they also are men or women. If more than a very few were women, history tells us that the article would have said so.
Posted in Men and the Media, Misandry
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March 31st, 2010 by Robert Franklin, Esq. Back on January 6th, I reported on former Miss Anchorage and Rhodes and Fulbright Scholar, Rachel Yould. At the time, prosecutors had charged her with multiple counts of fraud connected to her obtaining student loans.
But the real revelation was that the Social Security Administration has a program under which a person can obtain a new identity, i.e. new name and social security number if she claims to be the victim of DV and that her abuser continues to stalk or harrass her or she's in danger of future injury. Apparently some 14,000 people have obtained new identities under the program, and one of them was Rachel Yould. Prosecutors allege and, according to this article, Yould is now prepared to admit that she used her new name, Rachel Hall, to scam many different organizations that make student loans (Anchorage Daily News, 3/30/10). She apparently fleeced them of hundreds of thousands of dollars in all. Yould then used the money to fund a lavish lifestyle, purchase a condo, start a journal, several businesses and travel extensively. The list of her lies seems virtually endless, but here's a small taste:
At one point, one of her identities falsely claimed $1.7 million a year income to co-sign for a student loan to her other identity, prosecutors said in pre-trial filings. To maintain her status as an Oxford University student so that she could continue to get loans, she forged documents from a Japanese university to say she was there conducting research for her Ph.D., prosecutors said.
Some of her student loans funded her business, set up through a complicated chain of offshore entities. Her employees thought the business was part of Oxford, when in fact it was being propped up by her loan proceeds, prosecutors said. Now, since the origin of the whole scheme lies in her claim of DV victimization, it will surprise few readers to learn that, after her indictment, Yould has had a massive outpouring of support from DV advocates saying that she's an innocent victim who was victimized a second time by the federal indictments. In other words, the people who never suspect a woman of lying about DV didn't suspect Yould either, even though a U.S. Attorney thought she had enough evidence to indict her. Prosecutor Retta-Rae Randall summed up that mindset very neatly this way:
"Yould and her spin on events became the only source upon which people are drawing conclusions, making diagnoses, and taking actions. She is the sole historian," Randall wrote in a court document. Gee, how many times could we have said those very words in the past? Doubtless we'll get a chance to use them again in the future.
Yould is charged with nine counts of mail fraud and one count of wire fraud. She was scheduled to go to trial on those charges on Monday, April 5th, but she's going to plead guilty tomorrow. Another five counts of mortgage fraud are currently set for trial in August. What about her original claim of DV victimization? Given that she's going to plead guilty to the mail and wire fraud charges, we can safely conclude that she's guilty of those, but was she a victim of DV? Well, she apparently applied for a restraining order against someone named Robert Hall. But beyond that, U.S. Attorney Randall said,
the father was never charged with any crimes and Yould has never produced medical or police records, witness statements or other evidence that supports her story. And if she hasn't produced them for prosecutors, it's doubtful she produced them for the Social Security Adminstration either. That raises the obvious question "just how little does it take to get a new identity from the SSA?"
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TN Paper Supports the Status Quo in Divorce and Custody Without Explaining Why --------------------------------------------------------------- March 31st, 2010 by Robert Franklin, Esq.
Here we have yet another editorial in a Tennessee newspaper opposing the equally-shared parenting bill currently before a House subcommittee (Memphis Commercial Appeal, 3/29/10). From the title onward, the writer doesn't seem to have thought the matter through very clearly. Did he/she consult a single proponent of the bill? Did he/she read anything on the sociology or psychology of divorce and custody? What about the history of the "best interests of the child" standard? If so, it's not obvious. The title of the piece is "Politicizing Child Custody." Fortunately, if oddly, the editorial has nothing to do with that, which is wise. After all, it would be a bit of a stretch to say that, when 84% of child custody is granted to mothers, it's "politicizing" for fathers to want an equal share. Was it "politicizing" for women to want to have an equal number of medical school admissions? So, having raised the point unwisely, I guess it's wise to then drop it.
I've said this before, and I'll do it again here. Opponents of fathers' rights have an obligation to explain why the current system is worth keeping. Every time equally-shared parenting comes up, opponents scream bloody murder and raise the entirely false claim that greater father access endangers the children. In the first place, it's mothers who do most of the abuse and neglect of children, so maybe greater father access would have a protective effect. But more to the point, the anti-dad crowd is arguing for a system that has failed. It's failed children, fathers and, I'd argue, mothers as well. Mountains of social science show this. Opponents of shared parenting are happy to ignore it. And so it is with the editorial in the Memphis Commercial Appeal. Honestly, it's as if whoever wrote it has no idea of the realities of divorce court. Listen:
But putting time spent with the child at the top of the list of factors in a contested case can be a sign that divorcing parents are more concerned about settling scores than doing what's best for the child. Does the writer imagine for an instant that that doesn't happen now? Do parents under the current system not put "time spent with the child at the top of the list?" Are they never "more concerned about settling scores?" You'd have to have just arrived from another galaxy to not know that those happen every day in custody cases. So why do they all of a sudden become a problem only when dads want to see their kids? If "time spent with the child" shouldn't be "at the top of the list," maybe it's mothers who should get less of it.
Or how about this? And to force judges in typical, contested divorce cases to follow a prescribed formula on parental time that at least one of the parents doesn't agree with could result in negative consequences for the child.
Well, judges aren't now forced to make the standard orders, but they do make them in the vast majority of cases. Any divorce lawyer can recite them in his/her sleep - "mother gets primary custody, father gets visitation every other weekend and Wednesday nights." Does the writer truly believe that "at least one of the parents doesn't agree with" those orders? Does he/she truly believe that those orders don't "result in negative consequences for the child?" Here are two facts: plenty of fathers don't agree with those standard orders and they often harm children by denying them a relationship with their dads. But again, according to the editorial, those aren't problems; no, it's only a problem when dads want more. How much research has to be done, how clear does it have to be before these people read something germane to the topic they're writing about?
Let me be as simple and straightforward as I can be. The current system of primary custody for the mother and visitation for the father is bad for all concerned. It's bad for children because they lose connection with their fathers and their paternal extended families. It's bad for fathers because they lose connection with their children. They become 'Disneyland Dads' - entertainers and walking wallets. It's bad for mothers because childcare after divorce falls almost exclusively on them at the cost of their earnings, savings and careers. Those concepts are not hard to grasp. Each one is backed by huge amounts of social science. And anyone who defends the status quo needs to stand up and explain to the rest of us why it's worth preserving. It's not, and the Commercial Appeal editorial once again fails to make the case.
Posted in Divorce/Separation/Child Custody
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March 30th, 2010 by Robert Franklin, Esq. I was happy to do a half-hour radio show on March 18th. The show is called The Single Parent Show and is broadcast from Aliston, Ontario on CFAO, 94.7 FM. It's hosted by Paulette MacDonald who is a long-time supporter of fathers' rights generally and GlennSacks.com specifically. The topic was Parental Alienation Syndrome and the decision whether to include it in the Fifth Diagnsotic and Statistical Manual. Here's the website for the Single Parent Show. Just scroll down to the March 18th entry and click on it to hear the whole show. I'm scheduled to be on again on June 10th.
Thanks to Paulette for her tireless and always cheerful support and for helping to get the word out. Posted in Parental Alienation/PAS
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Letter to the Editor: TN Shared Parenting Bills 'Must Be Passed' ---------------------------------------------------------------- March 30th, 2010 by Robert Franklin, Esq.
This letter is in response to the blog post "SRO Crowds Hear Debate on TN Equally-Shared Parenting Bill." http://www.facebook.com/pages/DADS-of-Tennessee/366276263080?v=wall&ref=nf
A universal shared equal parenting law would prevent scorned women from preventing fathers from equal parenting time. This is why laws like HB2916 & SB2881 must be passed. 50-50 must be the starting point...Women do not own the children. The problem is, most women are not reasonable, especially when they see their CS pay check go out the door to daddy's house. They want the money more than they want their children to have a father...it's sad, but true. Please join us in the this fight for equality, share your stories and let's work together to change the TN laws! Tony, Franklin, Tennessee
Posted in Letters to the Editor
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Glenn Quoted Do Men Become Better or Worse Fathers After Divorce? (Huffington Post, 7/17/09) New Column A domestic violence victim (Washington Times, 7/14/09) (Baltimore Sun, 7/16/09)
New Column Researcher Says Women's Initiation of Domestic Violence Predicts Risk to Women (Huffington Post, 7/6/09) Radio Glenn discusses the “He-cession” and Reihan Salam’s controversial article 'The Death of Macho' on KGO AM 810 in San Francisco (7/2/09)
Radio Glenn discusses the new Obama/Bayh/Davis 'Fatherhood' Bill on the Information Radio Network's News & Views (6/25/08) New Column New Obama/Bayh/Davis 'Fatherhood' Bill Helps Bureaucrats, Not Dads (Huffington Post, 6/23/09)
New Column Layoffs, courts put some dads in jail (Atlanta Journal Constitution, 6/21/09) New Column Our fatherhood crisis: Obama just doesn't grasp the real problem (Washington Times, 6/21/09)
Radio Glenn discusses shared parenting & fatherhood on KABC AM 790 & sister station KLOS FM 95.5 (6/21/09) Glenn Quoted The Changing Role of Father: Involved Dads and Their Positive Impact on Education (TV Ontario, 6/21/09)
Glenn Quoted A Sobering Day for Many Fathers (LAist.com, 6/21/09) Glenn Quoted Single father adapts to unique situation (Daily Comet, 6/21/09)
New Column Obama’s Father’s Day Criticism of Dads Misses Mark (MSN.com, 6/19/09) Radio Glenn discusses family law reform on the Jay Severin Show on WTKK FM 96.9 in Boston (6/19/09)
Radio Glenn discusses his column If Men Got Pregnant, Would Abortion Be Legal? (Huffington Post, 6/12/09) on The Bill Meyer Show on KMED AM 1440 in Southern Oregon (6/17/09) New Column If Men Got Pregnant, Would Abortion Be Legal? (Huffington Post, 6/12/09)
Radio Glenn Discusses Fatherlessness on The Gallo Radio Show on the SuperTalk Mississippi Network (6/9/09) Radio Glenn Commends Bristol Palin for Deciding to Co-Parent with Teen Father Levi Johnston on the Kathryn Zox Show on WMET AM 1160 in Washington DC (5/30/09)
Glenn Quoted Is Twilight and New Moon's Charlie Swan a model father? (Examiner.com, 5/24/09) Glenn Quoted Is being a stay-at-home mom hard? (Sarasota Herald-Tribune, 5/20/09)
Radio Glenn Commends Bristol Palin for Deciding to Co-Parent with Teen Father Levi Johnston on Outside the Box with Mitch Henck on News/Talk AM 1310 WIBA in Madison, WI (5/20/09) Television Glenn Discusses Campaign Against Lifetime's Deadbeat Dads on PJTV (5/13/09)
Radio Glenn Discusses Campaign Against Lifetime's Deadbeat Dads on the nationally-syndicated Rollye James Show (5/13/08) Glenn Quoted in Syndicated Column Harried, with Children (5/4/09)
Radio Glenn Discusses Campaign Against Lifetime's Deadbeat Dads on the nationally-syndicated Eagle Forum radio show (5/2/09) Glenn Quoted Who's your daddy? (Santa Monica Daily Press, 4/28/09)
Glenn Quoted Lifetime TV announces new reality show: Deadbeat Dads (Examiner, 4/28/09) Glenn Quoted Are 'deadbeat dads' a reality? (Detroit News, 4/27/09)
Radio Glenn discusses problems faced by Child Support obligors during the recession on The Booth on WXBR 1460 AM in Boston (4/17/09) Radio Glenn discusses problems faced by Child Support obligors during the recession on The John Oakley Show on AM 640 in Toronto, Canada (4/15/09)
Radio Glenn discusses problems faced by Child Support obligors during the recession on The Bill Meyer Show on KMED AM 1440 in Southern Oregon (4/15/09) Radio Glenn debates same-sex marriage opponent Peter LaBarbera on Mickelson in the Morning on WHO News Radio AM 1040 in Des Moines, Iowa (4/15/09) (Audio Available)
Radio Glenn discusses problems faced by Child Support obligors during the recession on WJBO 1150 AM News Radio in Baton Rouge, LA. (4/14/09) Radio Glenn discusses problems faced by Child Support obligors during the recession on The Lincoln Ware Show on AM 1230 The Buzz in Cincinnati. (4/14/09)
Radio Glenn discusses the Iowa Same-Sex Marriage ruling on The Steve Deace Show on WHO News Radio AM 1040 in Des Moines, Iowa (4/14/09) Glenn Quoted A Walk through History, with Justice Ginsburg as Guide (Harvard Magazine, 3/16/09)
New Column Media Trashes Breadwinning Dads over Parenting Magazine's 'Mad at Dad' Survey (World Net Daily, 3/6/09) Radio Glenn discusses Parenting magazine's new 'Mad at Dads' study on the Kathryn Zox Show on WMET AM 1160 in Washington DC (3/4/09)
Radio Glenn discusses the future of the family court reform movement on The Morning Beat with Curtis Wright on 106.3 FM in Wilmington, North Carolina (3/3/09) Radio Glenn discusses Chris Brown’s reported assault of singer Rihanna on Jeff Styles' show on WGOW FM 102.3 in Chattanooga, Tennessee (2/25/09)
Radio Glenn discusses Chris Brown’s reported assault of singer Rihanna on the nationally-syndicated Lars Larson Show (2/25/09) Radio Glenn discusses Chris Brown’s reported assault of singer Rihanna on Rover's Morning Glory radio show in Cleveland (WMMS FM 100.7), Memphis and other cities (2/25/09)
Glenn Quoted Divorced father seeks equal protection World Net Daily (1/28/09) Radio Glenn discusses the Single Motherhood/Fatherhood by Choice movement on The Dennis Prager Show, nationally-syndicated on the Salem Radio Network (1/27/09)
Radio Glenn discusses what the Obama presidency will mean for fathers on The 'X' Zone on the Talk Star Radio Network (1/27/09) Radio Glenn discusses the Reese Hopkins rape case on WBNW AM 1120 in Boston (1/23/09)
Radio Glenn discusses the Single Motherhood/Fatherhood by Choice movement on The Bill Meyer Show on KMED AM 1440 in Southern Oregon (1/19/09) Glenn Quoted Glenn Sacks eyes Reese Hopkins case Boston Herald (1/16/09)
Radio Glenn discusses the Single Motherhood/Fatherhood by Choice movement on Morning News on WHAM AM 1180 in Rochester, NY (1/16/09) Television Glenn discusses Batista divorce controversy on Fox & Friends (1/9/09)
Radio Glenn discusses the Single Motherhood/Fatherhood by Choice movement on The Ron Smith Show on WBAL AM 1090 in Baltimore (1/7/09) Radio Glenn discusses problems with the child support system on The Al Rantel Show on KABC AM 790 in Los Angeles, CA. (1/5/09)
Television Glenn debates Geraldo Rivera, others over Parental Alienation on Fox's nationally-syndicated Morning Show with Mike and Juliet (12/31/08) (Video here) (Rebroadcast) Glenn Quoted Vicki Courtney quotes Glenn's co-authored column Men Blamed for Marriage Decline (Chicago Tribune, 1/21/07) in her new book Five Conversations You Must Have with Your Daughter (12/08)
Television Glenn Appears on PJTV (12/10/08) Glenn Quoted Rightbloggers' "Conservatism 2.0" Closely Resembles Earlier Versions Village Voice (12/1/08)
Glenn Quoted Syndicated columnist Michelle Malkin, Glenn Reynolds (aka "Instapundit") praise Campaign Protesting Father-Bashing Domestic Violence Ads on PJTV (11/26/08) Radio Glenn Discusses Campaign Protesting Father-Bashing Domestic Violence Ads on The Morning Beat with Curtis Wright on 106.3 FM in Wilmington, North Carolina (11/21/08)
Radio Glenn Discusses Madonna's divorce on The Ron Smith Show on WBAL AM 1090 in Baltimore (11/18/08) Radio Glenn Discusses Campaign Protesting Father-Bashing Domestic Violence Ads on WMET AM 1160 in Washington DC (11/17/08)
Glenn Quoted “We Don’t Want These People In Jail. We Want Payment” Bristol Herald Courier (11/17/08) Radio Glenn Discusses Campaign Protesting Father-Bashing Domestic Violence Ads on Outside the Box with Mitch Henck on News/Talk AM 1310 WIBA in Madison, WI (11/13/08)
Radio Glenn Discusses Campaign Protesting Father-Bashing Domestic Violence Ads on the Reid Mullins Morning Show on KTOK AM 1000 in Oklahoma City (11/12/08) Radio Glenn Discusses Campaign Protesting Father-Bashing Domestic Violence Ads on the nationally-syndicated Mike Gallagher Show (11/11/08)
Radio Glenn Discusses Campaign Protesting Father-Bashing Domestic Violence Ads on KHHT FM 92.3 in Los Angeles (11/9/08) Television Glenn Discusses Obama's Transition, Selection of Rahm Emmanuel on Al-Jazeera's World News (11/6/08)
Television Glenn Debates Campaign Against DART's Anti-Father Domestic Violence Ads on CNN's Issues with Jane Velez-Mitchell (11/5/08) Glenn Quoted Family Place's Dallas bus ads shock, but so does domestic violence Dallas Morning News (11/1/08)
Glenn Quoted From Outside Dallas, A Campaign Against Family Place's Ad Campaign Dallas Observer (10/29/08) Radio Glenn Discusses Campaign Protesting Father-Bashing Domestic Violence Ads on The Morning Show on WAKR AM 1590 in Ohio (10/29/08)
Glenn Quoted Dallas Transit throws all men under the bus in male-bashing ad campaign Canadian National Post (10/29/08) Radio Glenn Discusses Campaign Protesting Father-Bashing Domestic Violence Ads on The Al Rantel Show on KABC AM 790 in Los Angeles, CA. (10/28/08)
Glenn Quoted Advocate for fathers protests ad campaign on buses Associated Press (10/27/08) Radio Glenn Discusses Parental Alienation on The Lori and Julia Show on WFMP Talk Radio in St. Paul, Minnesota (10/17/08)
Television Glenn Discusses Presidential Election & Wall Street Bailout on Al-Jazeera's World News (9/30/08) Television Glenn debates Geraldo Rivera, others over Parental Alienation on Fox's nationally-syndicated Morning Show with Mike and Juliet (9/25/08) (Video here)
Radio Glenn Discusses Gay Divorce/Custody Battles on The 'X' Zone on the Talk Star Radio Network (9/11/08) New Column Protect Gay & Lesbian Custody Rights in Divorce Huffington Post (9/9/08)
New Column Biden Selection is Bad News for America's Fathers San Jose Mercury-News (9/2/08) Glenn Quoted Glenn quoted on the male birth control pill. El Manana (9/1/08)
Radio Glenn Discusses Biden Selection on the Morning News with Charly Butcher on WOWO AM 1190 in Ft. Wayne, Indiana (8/28/08) New Column American dads, think twice before embracing Joe Biden New York Daily News (8/27/08)
Radio Glenn Discusses Biden Selection on Information Radio Network's News & Views (8/25/08) Television Glenn Discusses Biden Selection on Al-Jazeera's World News (8/23/08)
Radio Glenn discusses his co-authored column DNC Platform: Bad News for Dads (World Net Daily, 8/15/08) on the Information Radio Network (8/18/08) Television Glenn Discusses Obama, McCain & the Saddleback Civil Forum on Al-Jazeera's World News (8/16/08)
New Column DNC Platform: Bad News for Dads World Net Daily (8/15/08) New Column Media Misreports Study: Stepdads Better than Dads? Not so Fast Tacoma News-Tribune (8/13/08)
Radio Glenn discusses misleading reports on new study of dads on nationally-syndicated Canadian radio show Adler on Line (8/12/08) (Audio here) Radio Glenn discusses misleading reports on new study of dads on the Jayne Carroll Show on KUIK AM 1360 in Portland, Oregon (8/12/08)
Television Glenn debates sperm donor/child support case on Fox's nationally-syndicated Morning Show with Mike and Juliet (8/7/08) (Video here) Radio Glenn discusses the Mary Winkler child custody case on the Morning Show on WCHE AM 1520 in Philadelphia, PA. (8/6/08)
Radio Glenn discusses the Mary Winkler child custody case on Morningline on WLNI FM 105.9 in Lynchburg, VA. (8/6/08) New Column Lesbian Child Custody Battles and Heterosexual Divorce World Net Daily (8/5/08)
Radio On the BBC, Glenn discusses controversial new UK law proposal which aids women who kill their husbands (7/30/08) New Column Restraining Orders Can Be Straitjackets On Justice Newark Star-Ledger (7/28/08)
Glenn Cited Katy Perry and the media’s ‘Kiss’ of hypocrisy MSNBC (7/22/08) New Column NJ Restraining Order Ruling Will Curb False Claims Bergen Record (7/22/08)
New Column NJ Court Ruling Correctly Tightens Rules on Restraining Orders South Jersey Courier-Post (7/19/08) Radio Glenn Discusses the Christie Brinkley/Peter Cook Divorce Trial on The Maria Sanchez Show on KVTA in Ventura, California (7/9/08). (Audio here)
Radio Glenn Discusses the Michael Campo Illegal Immigration/Fatherhood case on the Bill Meyer Show on KMED AM 1440 in Medford, Oregon (7/7/08). (Audio here) Radio Glenn Discusses the Michael Campo Illegal Immigration/Fatherhood case on the Morning Show on WCHE AM 1520 in Philadelphia, PA. (7/2/08)
Glenn Quoted Women athletes now outnumber, outspend men at CSU Fullerton Orange County Register (7/1/08) Radio Glenn Discusses the Assault on Fatherhood on the Nationally-Syndicated Eagle Forum Live with Phyllis Schlafly (6/27/08)
New Column Media Unfairly Stereotypes Dads Detroit News (6/24/08) Radio Glenn Discusses Gloucester High School Pregnancy Issue on the Jayne Carroll Show on KUIK AM 1360 in Portland, Oregon (6/24/08)
Radio Glenn Discusses Gloucester High School Pregnancy Issue on the Afternoon Show on WDBZ AM 1230 in Cincinnati, Ohio (6/24/08) Radio Glenn Discusses Gloucester High School Pregnancy Issue on the Jan Mickelson Show on WHO AM 1040 in Des Moines, Iowa (6/24/08)
Radio Glenn Discusses Gloucester High School Pregnancy Issue on the Al Rantel Show on KABC AM 790 in Los Angeles (6/23/08) Radio Glenn Criticizes Obama's Fathers' Day Father-Bashing on the Joe Hicks Show on KFI AM 640 in Los Angeles, CA. (6/21/08)
Radio Glenn Discusses Family Law Reform on the Rollye James Show (6/19/08) Radio Glenn Criticizes Obama's Fathers' Day Father-Bashing on KFYI AM 550 in Phoenix, AZ (6/17/08)
New Column Media Unfairly Stereotypes Dads Orange County Register (6/13/08), Wisconsin State Journal (6/14/08), Omaha World-Herald (6/15/08) New Column An Ode to My Daughter on Her 10th Birthday World Net Daily (6/14/08)
New Column Protect Fathers' Loving Bonds with Their Children South Florida Sun-Sentinel (6/15/08) Tucson Citizen (6/18/08) Glenn Quoted No more bumbling Homer: Marketers are reframing dad ads Kansas City Star (6/13/08)
Radio Glenn Discusses Images of Fathers in the Media on the Morning News with Charly Butcher on WOWO AM 1190 in Ft. Wayne, Indiana (6/10/08) Radio Glenn Discusses Images of Fathers in the Media on the The Maria Sanchez Show on KVTA in Ventura (6/9/08)
Television Glenn Discusses Possibility of Clinton as Vice-President on Al-Jazeera's World News (6/6/08) Television Glenn Discusses Obama's Preacher Woes on Al-Jazeera's World News (5/31/08)
New Column AAUW Education Report Minimizes Boy Crisis in Our Schools Buffalo News (5/31/08) Glenn Quoted Kathleen Parker's Washington Post Writers Group Syndicated Column 'Bad Dads' a bad idea (5/6/08)
New Column Shared Parenting Bill Will Help Michigan’s Kids, Overburdened Court System Oakland Press (5/5/08) Glenn Quoted 'Bad Dads' Reality TV Show Stirs Controversy (U.S. News & World Report, 5/2/08)
Radio Glenn Interviewed on KFYI AM 550 in Phoenix (5/1/08) Radio Glenn Appears on the Nationally-Syndicated Outside the Wire (5/1/08)
Radio Glenn Appears on the The Maria Sanchez Show on KVTA in Ventura (5/1/08) Glenn Quoted Men Evolving Badly: American manhood is in crisis Vanity Fair (4/21/08)
Glenn Quoted Not a black-and-white issue Augusta Chronicle (4/15/08) New Column Advertisers: Men Are Not Idiots Advertising Age (4/14/08)
Radio Glenn Appears on the Nationally-Syndicated Outside the Wire (4/10/08) (Audio Available) New Column Media Reaction to New Housework Study Minimizes Men’s Work, Sacrifice for Their Families Tucson Citizen (4/1/08)
Radio Glenn Discusses Anti-Male Advertising with Josefa Salinas on Hot 92 Jamz in Los Angeles (3/30/08) Glenn Quoted Should Men Care That Male Birth Control Options Are Languishing? U.S. News & World Report (3/28/08)
Radio Glenn Appears on the Nationally-Syndicated Outside the Wire (3/27/08) (Audio Available) New Column New LA County Campaign Against ‘Deadbeat Dads’ Unfairly Targets Low-Income Fathers Los Angeles Daily News (3/26/08) Daily Breeze Los Angeles (3/27/08) Pasadena Star-News & Affiliated Papers (3/31/08)
Radio Glenn Discusses Los Angeles County's New Campaign Against 'Most Wanted Deadbeat Dads' on KABC AM 790 in Los Angeles, CA (3/20/08) Radio Glenn Discusses Dr. Laura's Controversial Comments about the Spitzers on the Maria Sanchez Show on KVTA AM 1520 in Ventura, CA (3/19/08) (Audio Available)
Radio Glenn Discusses the Associated Press story Report: Men still not pulling weight on chores on the Charles Goyette Show on KFNX 1100 in Phoenix, AZ (3/17/08) Radio Glenn Discusses the Associated Press story Report: Men still not pulling weight on chores on the Morning News with Charly Butcher on WOWO AM 1190 in Ft. Wayne, Indiana (3/17/08)
Glenn Quoted Why Men Are So Good at Dying U.S. News & World Report (3/14/08) Glenn Quoted Marketers used to venerate the father figure. So why are they making him look like such an ass? Brandweek Magazine (3/3/08)
Glenn Quoted The Dad-Vocates California Lawyer magazine (March, 2008) New Column Leonard Pitts’ Column Unfair to Black Fathers, Ignores Reasons for Father Absence The Southern Illinoisan (3/6/08), Ocala Star-Banner (3/16/08)
Glenn Quoted The Biz: Spike Takes Break From Bond Marathons To Laud Fathers Brandweek Magazine (2/25/08) Television Glenn Discusses the Super Tuesday Presidential Primary on Al-Jazeera's World News (2/5/08)
Glenn Quoted Pity the Man The Nation (2/4/08) Television Glenn Discusses South Carolina Primary, Hillary Clinton on Al-Jazeera's World News (1/26/08)
New Column Hillary Clinton’s Youth Opportunity Agenda Will Help Low-Income Fathers Black Press USA Network (1/25/08) Radio Glenn Discusses Hugh Hefner's Recent Decision to Have a Child with Girlfriend Holly Madison on WLBK 1360 AM in Deklab/Chicago, Illinois (1/23/08).
Radio Glenn discusses restraining orders on The Morning Beat with Curtis Wright on 93.7 & 106.3 FM in Wilmington, North Carolina (1/19/08). Radio Glenn Discusses Joe Biden’s Misguided Domestic Violence Legislation on the Maria Sanchez Show on KVTA AM 1520 in Ventura, CA (1/14/08)
Television Glenn Discusses the Presidential Primaries on Al-Jazeera's World News (1/6/08) Radio Glenn Discusses Joe Biden’s Misguided Domestic Violence Legislation on the Nationally-Syndicated Lars Larson Show (12/20/07)
New Column Biden’s Misguided S1515 Will Exacerbate Domestic Violence System’s Problems Philadelphia Daily News (12/7/07) Glenn Quoted 'Dads' Column Strikes Chord Brandweek Magazine (12/3/07)
Glenn Quoted Going solo: Women choosing to have babies without father present Chicago Daily Herald (11/15/07) Glenn Quoted Surviving Dads Of Ads Brandweek Magazine (11/12/07)
Radio Glenn Discusses the "Roe v. Wade for Men' Lawsuit on the Maria Sanchez Show on KVTA AM 1520 in Ventura, CA (11/12/07) Television Glenn Debates 'Single Motherhood by Choice' Advocates on Fox's nationally-syndicated Morning Show with Mike and Juliet (11/6/07)
Glenn Quoted Knocking Yourself Up--The ongoing debate over going it alone Newsweek (11/5/07) Television Glenn Discusses Child Support and Custodial Dads on Fox News in Houston (11/4/07)
Radio Glenn Debates 'Single Motherhood by Choice' Advocate Louise Sloan on the BBC (11/4/07) Glenn Quoted There's no shame in going solo, says mum Guardian Unlimited, UK (11/4/07)
Television Glenn Discusses Texas Frozen Embryo Case on CNN Prime News (11/1/07) Radio Glenn Discusses the Elian Gonzalez II Campaign on the Maria Sanchez Morning Show (11/1/07)
New Column New Justice Department Report’s Recommendations Could Reduce Prisoner Recidivism Chicago Sun-Times (10/26/07) 'Elian Gonzalez II' Campaign Coverage Miami Herald Reports on Our Meeting with DCF, Governor's Reaction to Our Campaign (10/26/07)
Glenn Quoted Yet more on Darren Mack trial Slate (10/25/07) Radio Glenn discusses false rape accusations on NPR in Baltimore (10/25/07)
New Column Virginia Supreme Court Should Reinstate Local Judge Who Was Suspended for Doing His Duty Coalfield Progress (10/25/07) 'Elian Gonzalez II' Campaign Coverage Miami Herald: 'Fathers' rights group meets with DCF, Cuban Father' (10/24/07)
New Column From a Felony to a Phone Call: Texas Prop 13 Will Allow Innocent Men to Be Jailed Without Bail Ft. Worth Star-Telegram, Austin-American Statesman (10/22/07) 'Elian Gonzalez II' Campaign Coverage Syndicated Columnist Kathleen Parker Backs Father in Elian Gonzalez II Case, Cites Our Campaign (10/19/07)
'Elian Gonzalez II' Campaign Coverage Florida DCF Contacts Us, Opens Dialogue on Problems Fathers Face in Child Welfare System (10/18/07) 'Elian Gonzalez II' Campaign Coverage Associated Press Covers Campaign (10/17/07)
'Elian Gonzalez II' Campaign Coverage Orlando Sentinel, South Florida Sun-Sentinel Cover Campaign (10/17/07) New Column U. of Maryland right to deny protesters a forum to publicly name alleged rapists Baltimore Sun (10/15/07)
Glenn Quoted Deadbroke dads Sacramento News & Review (10/11/07) Radio Glenn Discusses problems with the Domestic Violence system on the The Afternoon Edition on WGCL AM 1370 in Bloomington, IN. (10/11/07)
Glenn Interviewed Pajamas Media advice columnist Dr. Helen Smith interviews Glenn about the way our legal system handles domestic violence. (10/8/07) Glenn Quoted Marriage as social medicine Lexington Herald-Leader (9/25/07)
New Column In Defense of Giuliani’s Family Life Providence Journal (9/21/07) Radio Glenn Discusses the Mary Winkler Custody Case on the Memphis Morning News on News Radio WREC AM 600 in Memphis (9/21/07)
New Column No child custody for husband-killer Mary Winkler World Net Daily (9/14/07) New Column Passport Rules Unfair to Child Support Debtors San Antonio Express-News (9/8/07)
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