Exposing Feminism: The Thirty Years' War Against Men - Softcover

O'Pie, Swayne

Softcover

ISBN 10: 095682191X ISBN 13: 9780956821911

Publisher: LPS Publishing, 2012

Synopsis

This book shows how Feminism both blames and demonises men, and how it's responsible for the widespread cultural, legal and institutional discrimination facing men and boys today. It exposes how Feminism is based upon (and encourages) the hatred of men, and how this once worthwhile movement has now become a self-perpetuating fraud.

About this title

About the Author:

Swayne O'Pie is a British writer, formerly a socialist, and he's decidedly not a misogynistic, unreconstructed male. In 1989, after 22 years in education, he became a single parent, looking after his three children. During the 1970s he worked enthusiastically for Equality Feminism and still passionately believes in its principles of equal rights, equal opportunities, equal respect, equal treatment and equal choices for women. But, he argues, this is not the Feminism that exists in Britain today. Already holding two bachelor degrees, in 1995/6 O'Pie took a Master's degree in Gender and Social Policy. Studying for a second Master's degree in Gender and Education, he was elected student Equal Opportunities Officer for 2004/5. O'Pie has produced research for Bob Geldof's literary and documentary work on equality for fathers, and for his discussions with ministers. He's been a member of three American Men's Equality Groups, and even though he had been a single parent he became an active member of the campaigning group Fathers 4 Justice.

Review:

'An original and important new book - an intriguing expose of feminism.' Norman Dennis, Emeritus Professor of Sociology, Newcastle University 'There can be few people better qualified to critique the state of Feminism than Swayne O'Pie. A popular backlash against Feminism is long overdue. This book may be the one that starts the backlash, and I hope it is. It certainly deserves to be.' Mike Buchanan, British writer on sexual politics

About this edition

• Publisher: LPS Publishing
• Publication date: 2012
• ISBN 10: 095682191X
• ISBN 13: 9780956821911
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 460