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Show Archives - 2007
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December 28, 2003
Bush Betrays Male College Athletes, Caves in to
Feminists on Title IX
Largely due to Title IX, over 350 men's
collegiate athletic teams have been cut over the past
two decades, and today there are 600 more NCAA women's
programs than men's. Despite this, feminist groups such
as the National
Organization for Women have fiercely resisted
tentative efforts by the Bush administration to make
Title IX less discriminatory towards male college
athletes. Recently the Bush administration backed down,
agreeing to leave Title IX largely untouched.
more >>
December 21, 2003
Men, Marriage, and 'Finding your Nuts'
(Nonnegotiable, Unalterable Terms)'
Glenn discussed men, marriage and how men can be "married and
happy" with men's counselor
Wayne Levine,
M.A., director of the
West Coast Men's
Center.
more >>
December 14, 2003
The Second Wives Movement
The fathers’ rights movement is often stereotyped as being
full of angry guys at war with womankind. Fathers today
certainly have a lot to be angry about. However, the
fathers' movement is not at war with women, but instead with
the idea held by some women and some men that mothers matter
and fathers don’t. Though critics try to avoid mentioning
it, women comprise much of the membership of many fathers’
rights and shared parenting organizations.
more >>
December 7, 2003
Darkness at Noon:
Soviet-Style Re-education in State Mandated 'Batterers' Classes
It doesn't matter that you're innocent. Or that she attacked you
first. Or that you both went over the line and that both of you
want to put it behind you and work it out. The system will
prosecute you and persecute you until you've confessed your
sins--even if you've none to confess. And you're not cured until
they say you're cured--even if you were never sick to begin with.
more >>
November 30, 2003
Former Women's Studies Professor Daphne
Patai Slams
Academic Feminism
Former Women’s Studies professor Daphne Patai, co-author of
Professing Feminism: Cautionary Tales from the Strange World of
Women's Studies, slammed Women's Studies for its hatred of
men and fathers.
more >>
November 23, 2003
The Men's Movement: Legitimate Grievances or Whiners with a
Gender Grudge?
For decades men's issues have been locked out of the
mainstream media--particularly if it is a man who seeks to
discuss them. However, in recent years men's and fathers'
issues have exploded on the web, including on websites such
as MensNewsDaily
and Mensactivism
. Are these and other prominent men's sites the beginnings
of a coming civil rights movement? Or are they merely a
forum for the grumbling and petty complaints of a privileged
class?
more >>
November 16, 2003
Fathers' Rights Showdown in CA Supreme Court
Over two dozen feminist groups nationwide have joined
together to help ensure that California custodial parents
can move children hundreds or thousands of miles away from
their noncustodial parents.
Against them all stands one loving father and his tenacious
attorney.
more >>
November 9, 2003
Judge Leaves Former NFL Star Tim McKyer Penniless
with Two Kids to Support
Two time All-Pro cornerback
Tim McKyer played
on three Super Bowl champions during his distinguished,
12-year NFL career. However, everything that he had worked
so hard to earn was taken away in a divorce by a judge who
reminded McKyer
that "[your money] is no longer your money--it's mine."
more >>
November 2, 2003
Servicemen, Veterans Fight Paternity Fraud
In the aftermath of the first Persian Gulf War,
Taron James was
working with Naval Intelligence and taking part in missions
behind Iraqi lines when he was fraudulently identified as
the father of a newborn son. Despite earning four service
medals and three ribbons before his honorable discharge, he
has endured nine years of unremitting government harassment
and financial deprivation, and has fought a constant
struggle to stay out of jail .
more >>
October 26, 2003
Seattle Press Brands Cops as Batterers
The pro-feminist Seattle press has launched an
assault on Washington state police officers with the
publication of a series of hit pieces on the alleged
link between cops and domestic violence. Glenn discussed
this press campaign and anti-male bias within the
domestic violence system with police lieutenant
Greg Schmidt,
who created the Seattle police department's domestic
violence investigation unit in 1994, and criminal
defense attorney Lisa Scott, founder of the advocacy
group Taking Action
Against Bias in the System (TABS).
more >>
October 19, 2003
Masculists, Feminists Rumble Over
Choice for Men
"No shame. No blame. No names."
Posters bearing this slogan can be found in bus stops and on
billboards all over Los Angeles, urging unhappy new mothers
to drop off their babies at hospitals and fire stations. The
noble intent of the Safe Haven Laws now in place in 44
states is to prevent new mothers from abandoning or killing
babies they do not want. However, these laws also starkly
reveal the enormous inequality in reproductive rights
between American men and women.
more >>
October 12, 2003
Communications Guru Michael
Levine and Love Coach Athena Navarro
on the Modern Chasm Between Men and Women
Communications expert Michael
Levine and Los Angeles-based relationship coach Athena
Navarro discussed changing gender roles and the "wall of
suspicion" between modern men and women on
His Side with Glenn Sacks
on Sunday, October 12. Levine is the founder of
Levine Communications,
one of the largest public relations firms in the United States .
more >>
October 5, 2003
His Side Commemorates DV
Awareness Month by Debunking Anti-Male Myths
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, the month
when the men of America have to endure listening to
feminists and their endless array of media lackeys
pretend that domestic violence is only committed by men.
In reality, the overwhelming majority of domestic
violence research shows that women are just as likely as
men to initiate and engage in domestic violence, and
that women use weapons and the element of surprise to
balance the scales.
more >>
September 28, 2003
Texas P.I. Reveals Secrets Behind Clara Harris' 'Murder
by Mercedes'
From the beginning the Clara Harris "murder by Mercedes"
case--wherein a Texas woman garnered widespread sympathy
after killing her husband as his daughter begged her not
to kill her father--has been a textbook example of our
society’s noxious mix of anti-male feminism and
anti-male male chivalry. Incredibly, last week the
murderess was granted joint custody of her twin five
year-old boys. The ruling validates what fathers' and
children's advocates have been saying for years--when it
comes to children, many courts believe that mothers can
do no wrong.
more >>
September 21, 2003
Father & Son Reunited After 'Decade of Hell'
Despite a decade of physical and emotional abuse at the
hands of his mother, Darius never gave up on his dream
to be reunited with his father.
more >>
September 14, 2003
The Boy Crisis in Education--and What Can Be Done About
It
Boys have fallen seriously behind girls at all K-12
levels. Girls get better grades than boys and boys are
far more likely than girls to drop out of school or to
be disciplined, suspended, held back, or expelled. By
high school the typical boy is a year and a half behind
the typical girl in reading and writing, and is less
likely to graduate high school, go to college, or
graduate college than a typical girl.
more >>
September 7, 2003
Father Spends 3 Months in Jail for Returning Phone Call
One of the greatest dangers men and fathers face today
is the way restraining orders based on false domestic
violence allegations are used to drive fathers out of
their children's lives. There have been numerous
documented cases of decent fathers being arrested for
sending their children birthday cards, attending their
son's Little League games, or calling their own children
at the wrong time of the day.
more >>
August 31, 2003
Fewer Dads, Less Crime
According to a new Justice Department study, the United
States has the highest incarceration rate in the world.
More than 5.6 million Americans are in prison or have
served time there--one out of every 37 American adults.
more >>
August 24, 2003
The Degradation of LA's 'Deadbeat Dad
Court'
Studies show that most so-called "deadbeat dads" are actually
"dead broke dads," either because they have low-wage jobs, are
unemployed, or are deep in arrears on unrealistic and crushing
child support obligations...
more >>
August 17, 2003
Warren Farrell Discusses His Historic
Men's & Fathers' Rights Campaign for Governor
Best-selling men's issues author Warren Farrell discussed his
historic men's and fathers' rights campaign for Governor of
California.
more >>
August 10, 2003
UC Ban on Faculty-Student Relationships an 'Unethical
Intrusion into Private Lives'
Cal State Long Beach professor Barry Dank criticized the
UC Regents' recent ban on professor-student
relationships as an 'unethical intrusion into private
lives'.
more >>
August 3, 2003
Seattle Press Brands Cops as Batterers
The pro-feminist Seattle press recently launched an
assault on Washington state police officers with the
publication of a series of hit pieces on the alleged
link between cops and domestic violence. Glenn discussed
this press campaign and anti-male bias within the
domestic violence system with police lieutenant
Greg Schmidt,
who created the Seattle police department's domestic
violence investigation unit in 1994, and criminal
defense attorney Lisa Scott, founder of the advocacy
group Taking Action
Against Bias in the System (TABS).
more >>
July 27, 2003
Bush Betrays Male College Athletes, Caves in to
Feminists on Title IX
Largely due to Title IX, over 350 men's
collegiate athletic teams have been cut over the past
two decades, and today there are 600 more NCAA women's
programs than men's. Despite this, feminist groups such
as the National
Organization for Women have fiercely resisted
tentative efforts by the Bush administration to make
Title IX less discriminatory towards male college
athletes. Recently the Bush administration backed down,
agreeing to leave Title IX largely untouched.
more >>
July 20, 2003
Men, Marriage, and 'Finding your Nuts'
(Nonnegotiable, Unalterable Terms)'
Glenn discussed men, marriage and how men can be "married and
happy" with men's counselor
Wayne Levine,
M.A., director of the
West Coast Men's
Center.
more >>
July 13, 2003
Does NOW Represent Young Women? Three Women of Diverse
Views Discuss the Issue
Does the National
Organization for Women represent young women? At its
annual conference this weekend on the theme of "The
Drive Towards Equality,"
NOW struggled to win the loyalties of many women in
their 20s and 30s.
more >>
July 6, 2003
Former Women's Studies Prof. Daphne Patai
Slams
Academic Feminism
Former Women’s Studies professor Daphne Patai, co-author of
Professing Feminism: Cautionary Tales from the Strange World of
Women's Studies, slammed Women's Studies for its hatred of
men and fathers.
more >>
June 29, 2003
Alison Armstrong & 'Understanding Men 101'
Educator and relationship guru
Alison Armstrong, who has given workshops to
thousands of women all over the United States, claims to
understand men.
Glenn Sacks,
the defender of the American male, decided if she is
right.
more >>
June 22, 2003
Leader of
British 'Dads Army' Discusses Group's Rapid Rise,
Upcoming Plans
Matt O'Connor, leader of the British
"Dads' Army"
Fathers 4 Justice --whose spectacular acts of civil
disobedience have garnered international
attention--discussed his group's rapid rise and its
upcoming plans. Also joining Glenn was Pat
Lyons, a courageous English businessman who has vowed
that he will go to jail rather than pay the Child
Support Agency on behalf of employees who are being
denied access to their children.
more >>
June 15, 2003
Attorney Representing Father in
Key California
Supreme Court Move-Away Case
In most divorces the custodial parent, usually
the mother, has the right to move the children hundreds or even
thousands of miles away from the noncustodial father, harming or
sometimes destroying the crucial bonds between fathers and their
children, and there is usually little that noncustodial fathers
can do about it .
more >>
June 8, 2003
His Side with Glenn Sacks Fires Back at Status of Women
Canada: 'We're not Sexists--You Are!'
Men's activists fired back at the Status of Women Canada
Ministry and its call to criminally prosecute men’s and fathers’
organizations under Canada's "Hate Speech" laws.
more >>
June 1, 2003
Child Support System Abuses Drive
Fathers out of Their
Children's Lives
Hundreds of thousands of divorced and unwed fathers are victims
of the government's war on so-called "deadbeat dads." Patti
Diroff of the Children's Rights
Council joined Glenn to discuss these abuses and how they
drive decent fathers out of the lives of their children.
more >>
May 25, 2003
Memorial Day
Marked on His Side with Glenn Sacks:
How America
Betrays its Military Fathers
Military men’s service to their
country often creates the conditions under which
they can be the victims of injustice in our family
courts. Nationally-known family law attorney
Jeffery Leving
and paternity fraud crusader
Carnell Smith discussed how
America betrays its military fathers.
more >>
May 18, 2003
Sacks, Guests Refute Chavez's
Dismissal of Fathers' Importance
"As tragic as the death of a father
is in a young child's life, it simply can't compare to
the loss of a mother."
--Syndicated Columnist Linda Chavez
Yale professor Kyle Pruett, author of
Fatherneed: Why Father Care Is As Essential As Mother
Care for Your Child, and Dr. Gary Ventimiglia, a
Los Angeles-based psychoanalyst, joined Glenn as they
refuted syndicated columnist Linda Chavez's dismissal of
the importance of fathers.
more >>
May 11, 2003
Women
Who Help Men: Kathleen Parker and Cathy Young to Appear
on Mother's Day Edition of His Side with Glenn Sacks
Syndicated columnist Kathleen Parker and
Boston Globe columnist Cathy Young joined Glenn as
the show celebrated Mother's Day 2003 by honoring women
who help men.
more >>
May 4, 2003
Wife,
Husband Ordered to Separate over False Charge of Sexual Abuse
Blast State's Destruction of Their Family
With one
baseless accusation two families were torn apart, three children
lost their father, and a woman lost the husband she loves.
more >>
April 27, 2003
Warren Farrell, NCFM-LA Protesters Discuss Anti-Male
Hostility on College Campuses
Best-selling men's issues author
Warren Farrell discussed anti-male hostility on our
college campuses.
more >>
(Audio
unavailable)
April 20,
2003
Sommers
Criticizes Modern Schools' Anti-Boy Culture
Christina Hoff Sommers, author of
The War Against Boys: How Misguided Feminism is Harming our
Young Men, criticized modern schools' attempts to
pathologize, stigmatize and feminize boys.
more >>
April 13, 2003
Heroic Los Angeles Father Risks Jail Rather
than
Lose
His Daughter
Martin Luther King went to jail to end segregation.
Nelson Mandela went to jail to end apartheid. Edgar, a
Los Angeles teacher, risked a long jail sentence for his
right to be a father. more
>>
April 6, 2003
A Hero's Service Costs Him His Right to be a Father
When Gary, a US Navy SEAL, was deployed in Afghanistan
as part of Operation Enduring Freedom in the wake of the
terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center, he never
dreamed that his service to his country would cost him
his little son.
more >>
March 26, 2003
California Paternity Fraud Victims Tell Their Incredible
Stories
California Paternity Fraud Victims shared their incredible
stories. Guests included nationally known paternity fraud
"poster boy" Bert Riddick, Taron James of
Veterans Fighting Paternity
Fraud, Raegan Philips of
Women Against Paternity Fraud, and Daryl & Avita
Crismon.
more >>
March 19, 2003
Abused Men Tell Their
Stories, Blast DV Industry
Male victims of domestic
violence shared their stories of abuse and anti-male bias on
His Side with Glenn Sacks. Victims included Jim (attacked by
his ex-wife with a butcher knife as he held their two month old
baby in his arms), Benny (gouged and attacked with household
objects by his ex-wife) and Ray (a Vietnam veteran attacked by
his ex-wife on several occasions, causing permanent injury).
more >>
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"I admire Glenn's testicular fortitude."
-- Michael Medved, nationally syndicated radio
talk show host
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--Larry Elder, nationally syndicated radio talk show host and
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