Thank goodness we are all paying more attention to rights violations at airports. Yet, for the past thirty years or so, the second largest identifiable group of citizens across the western world has been silently subjected to arbitrary arrests and other indignities, based merely on an allegation of maybe nothing more than a professed fear of potential abuse. The definition of the feared, but not yet perpetrated, abuse encompasses everything that the complainer perceives to be uncomfortable. Millions of men have been, and continue to be in ever increasing numbers, awakened in the middle of the night by the police, … Continue reading Feminist Law