Save the Males
Paperback, 315 pages
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This 10th edition of “Save the Males” presents a moral,largely conservative approach to gender issues. This highly controversial 315 page book is divided into six parts. In the first 4 parts, author Richard Doyle examines treatment of men in the modern era, in four areas — criminal justice, family law, employment, health and image — in both legal and social aspects, finding that men, as a class, are shortchanged nearly everywhere. Part V identifies the culprits. Among culprits he finds legislators, judges, attorneys, politicians, feminists, the media, even men themselves. Part VI explains how civilization has arrived at its present state, discusses gender relationships, presents defenses for men and addresses the future of civilization
This commonsense book is intended to restore men and traditional families to their formerly respected status by defeating the widespread discrimination against men throughout society.
Warning: this book is incorrect politically. It has ‘attitude.
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Reviewer: Tom James, Esq. Minnesota
The book provides a wealth of insights into gender relations, all presented in plain-spoken language. Mr. Doyle describes himself as “a social critic with the indelicacy to be candid, without punches pulled or regard for toes stepped on....” In so stating, he is being too modest. There are places in the book where it might be said that he steps on the entire foot, not merely the toes. Yet, everything in his book is backed up with well-documented research and facts that are impossible to deny. So many, in fact, that a person who has had no real education outside of classrooms and television, would no doubt feel overwhelmed... More >
Reviewer: Tom James, Esq. Minnesota
The book provides a wealth of insights into gender relations, all presented in plain-spoken language. Mr. Doyle describes himself as “a social critic with the indelicacy to be candid, without punches pulled or regard for toes stepped on....” In so stating, he is being too modest. There are places in the book where it might be said that he steps on the entire foot, not merely the toes. Yet, everything in his book is backed up with well-documented research and facts that are impossible to deny. So many, in fact, that a person who has had no real education outside of classrooms and television, would no doubt feel overwhelmed... More >
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