[VIP] EXCLUDING FATHERS: New feminist blueprint for a man-free childhood.

[T]hese days, the attempts to eliminate fathers are by design. And now, in the United Kingdom, it seems to be a matter of policy. In a column at the New English Review, author Janice Fiamengo has some startling news.

Reaction in North America has so far been muted to what is being hailed as a significant victory for anti-father groups in Britain.

As reported by The Guardian newspaper in almost giddily triumphant prose, “The family courts will no longer work on the presumption that having contact with both parents is in the best interests of a child.”

This may be a significant victory for anti-father groups, and, amazingly, there is such a thing as "anti-father groups." But it's a slap in the face of the human family structure, a structure that goes back thousands of years.

If you can, read the whole thing.