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A publication that celebrates masculinity, empowers men and speaks their language! This is a news outlet not another blog!
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A new publication of the Tenth Amendment Media Group that focuses on the issues and lifestyles of black men.


09/06/2023
Game show hosts gone but not forgotten.

09/05/2023
There is so much controversy around this topic, and we are not surprised, given that is coming back again!
Fellas, make sure you are not being played for a fool

09/05/2023
It is time to set the record straight on what is men's empowerment and what it is not! Too many female-validated males love trying to twist into something else to appease bitter and broken women!
Time to set the record straight, once and for all!

09/04/2023
wants all men to know their status to save their life and the men in their lives! You can get treatment and survive. Do you know your status?
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09/03/2023
Qualifications, program benefits, and your promise to Dovetail. Apply to be a student today.

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08/29/2023
Taco Spaghetti! Ready in under 30 minutes!
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08/29/2023
Crock Pot Poor Man's Stew is made with ground beef and other simple ingredients. This makes a delicious and budget friendly stew recipe. ❤
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08/29/2023
Something to keep in mind

08/29/2023
Early Registration Ends Soon
08/26/2023

08/25/2023
Camera-ready in West Atlanta at the Fulton County Sheriff's Office, who is your hottie for the weekend, fellas!
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I especially love when they nitpick a couple's looks. Meanwhile, they're lonely. Criticizing a stranger's relationship. While apparently being a better catch than that guy. And their imaginary girlfriend is hotter.
Here's something the fake red pill pages will never tell you: it's not that women don't like short, fat, skinny, etc. guys. The women you've met just don't like YOU. The sooner you accept that, the sooner you can do something about it. As far as looks go, I have lower chances than the guys I'm talking about. I'd be open to it, but I don't have a specific attraction to women with birth defects. So why should I get offended at the fact that some women will reject me by default?
Since those pages won't tell you any solutions, either, here you go:
Unfollow all pages and groups where that crap is the majority of their content. Go where the focus is on self-improvement, like Dominique Magazine, (Instagram), The Healthy Male, and here.
One thing that helps me be more confident in my looks is watching videos of people who are handicapped or have birth defects, and are cool with their situations. Some have girlfriends, some have wives. Squirmy and Grubs (muscle disease/wheelchair), and Nick Vujicic (no limbs), are good people to check out. And then there's the relationships I've summarized in previous posts, often involving women sticking with their man even after an accident disabled him. Look up phenoMENalActLove on Instagram.
You can do the same with your insecurities and hobbies. I know fat men with thin girlfriends/wives. I've met guys with much taller girlfriends. There are nerdy women with nerdy boyfriends out there. It's just a matter of leaving your island to see the other 7 billion+ people.
Here's Get More Confidence with "The 2 Lies That Keep You Seeking Approval." Type this into your browser to watch:
youtu.be/f0rYjs_N3bo
And "How To Overcome Physical Symptoms Of Social Anxiety!"
youtu.be/4UPQNhXy1_M
From The Fearless Man, here's "Are You Rejecting Women Without Realizing It?"
youtu.be/9YDpJUrMW6E
^That's the kind of thinking that can be considered MGTOW. Don't be fooled by pages that have been taken over by undercover simps who want to brainwash men into being like them. If you're on a red pill page that never posts solutions or personal development, and almost all of their content is complaining about women, you're in the wrong place.
If you want to solve male issues, then hang out on pages like Fathers Rights & Resources, Jana Herde, Survivors UK, 1in6, Shrink4Men, HeadsUpGuys, Tough Talk, Rick Scarpello Therapy, Dominique Magazine, Therapy 4 Dads, TherapyForBlackMen.org, Dad Surviving Divorce, and Malevoiced.
If you're serious about going your own way, then study men like Jim Rohn, Earl Nightingale, Bob Proctor, Napoleon Hill, Les Brown, T. Harv Eker, Jerry "DRhino" Clarke, and Eric Thomas.
And then there's "How to Overcome Red Pill Rage -- The Right Way." Click this link to see the guide:
www.phenomenalact.com/post/red-pill-rage
Fellas, you are not alone! Su***de and depression are two things that men suffer through alone and we at want you to recognize the signs and get the help that you need and deserve. Why? Because you are worth it. ***deprevention2021 ***de
Don't you just love going to a male empowerment group, hoping to get away from s*xism and seeing everything cater to women at the expense of men, and all you see are posts about women? Not just false r**e accusers, etc. Women with/without makeup, a celebrity's s*x life, a collection of female selfies to worship under the guise of roasting them. All more important than posts meant to help men, according to the vast difference in feedback and frequency.
It's fun seeing these guys tell others how to run a men's page, expecting to be taken seriously. If you'd rather promote solutions, self-improvement, good relationships, and helping men and boys, than some girl's OnlyFans, then you ain't red-pilled.
GTFOH with that undercover simp s**t!
Shout out to men who run pages that provide personal development, and who aren't afraid to call out the undercover simps who can turn the most positive topics into a complaint department about women. Pages like Rick Scarpello Therapy, (Instagram), Dominique Magazine, Fathers Rights & Resources, (Instagram), Thoughts Men Aren't Supposed To Think, and many more. Follow them all.
Shout out to new red pill pages that don't just complain. My advice is to never cave in for undercover simps who tell you what to post. They don't want help; they want miserable company. Also, ask yourself the following questions:
How can my page help men who are new to the red pill?
If a newly red-pilled man saw my page right now, what would he learn?
If he were to judge based on my content, why should he continue to follow red pill philosophy?
There was a time where I went through red pill rage and did nothing but complain. This link will show you how to move past that phase. Might help you, might not.
www.phenomenalact.com/post/red-pill-rage
if you don't think so, try NOT checking your facebook account for 1 week.
PERSONAL LIVES AND RELATIONSHIPS DEPEND UPON FACEBOOK
- why personal lives? because you have no life of your own and need facebook to exist.
- why relationships? because you chose the wrong person and facebook is your companion rather than him or her.
UNLIKE DRUGS, ALCOHOL OR GAMBLING, THIS ADDICTION IS FREE.
Those of you who do want change, I suggest directing the young men in your life to pages like Thoughts Men Aren't Supposed To Think, Dominique Magazine, The Art of Manliness, and yours truly.
Proof of school bias against boys:
Elementary schoolgirls get better grades than boys, despite performing worse on standardized tests. This is because teachers give higher marks to girls due to class behavior, as boys tend to be more fidgety and excitable.
Source: https://bit.ly/2pFezQl
Another experiment involved 1,200 8th graders across 29 schools in London, Manchester, and Liverpool. Students were given a sum of £4, and could keep it or bet on their performance on a test where grading was partly discretionary. Half of the classrooms were graded by an anonymous external examiner, and the other half was graded by a non-anonymous teacher.
Male students generally bet less when graded by a female teacher than by an external examiner or male teacher. The female teachers actually did give lower grades to male students. Female pupils bet more when graded by a male teacher than by an external examiner or female teacher. Their belief was inconsistent with male teachers' grading practices.
Source: https://bit.ly/2G7709G
At grade 4, 9 of the 17 states with an overall score decrease also had a score decrease for male students only, which reflects the decrease for male students only at the national level.
At grade 8, 9 of the 31 states with an overall score decrease also had a score decrease for both males and females, which reflects the decrease at the national level for both genders. 12 of the 31 states showed a decrease for male students only.
Source: https://bit.ly/30FxicS