Men

Organize, Join forces and Vote.

During the 1960s Feminist political organizations arose that developed into a full feminist movement by the 1970s. These included the National Organization for Women (NOW) formed in 1966 under the leadership of Betty Friedan; the National Women's Political Caucus (1971), composed of such feminists as Bella Abzug, Shirley Chisholm, and Gloria Steinem; the Equal Rights Amendment Ratification Council (1973); the Coalition of Labor Union Women (1973).

The force of the women's right's movement, spear headed by NOW, was brought to bear on the major issue of the ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) to the Constitution. The U.S. House of Representatives approved the ERA in 1971 and by the Senate in 1972.

Women knew from the start to be successful they would have to control the vote. By 1980 this powerful constituency out voted men and changed election outcomes by neutralizing men's vote. In the 2008 Presidential election, the gender voting gap was close to ten million.

The White House has published visitor access records.
Kim Gandy president of the National Organization of Women visited the White House 15 times according to these records. Warren Farrell and Marty Nemko president's of the National Organization for Men are not on the list of visitors. We could not find any Men's Groups or Organizations that have visited the White House. 

When we formed Men's Voting Alliance people suggested offering gifts would motivate men to join. That suggestion bothers me. If the erosion of men's civil rights, a bias  government and judicial system and the flagrant misandry does not motivate men to join Men's Voting Alliance, I have no gift to offer that even comes close to that. Until men organize, join forces and vote, there will be no gender equality.

When you look at our header you see pictures of average working men.

By average, I mean they are not rich they work hard, take care of their families, pay their taxes, and yes they drink beer. These men have never committed a crime, served their country, show up for work everyday and take all the overtime because they want their families to have the best. This average working man is the backbone of this great country and the reason it thrives.

The Men's/Father's movement has been around for thirty years with minimal success. It is time for all men's groups to join forces with Men's Voting Alliance and visit the White House. If men want their rights they are going to have to get in the game and fight for them. History has proven this works. The longer we wait, the more rights we lose.