Not Guilty: In Defence of Modern Man

by David Thomas

A rebuttal of feminist charges against men discusses such issues as child sexual abuse, the sexual harassment of males, husband battering, and the presupposition of men's guilt.

Genres: Feminism, Sociology

448 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1993

About the author

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Former name of Tom Cain, now Diana Thomas

Reviews

[Reader · Rating 1 out of 5]

I read this book in 1995. I was a young g man who fancied himself logical, curious and a skeptic of everything. This book was, I thought at the time, a well written rebuttal of feminist critiques of modern man, as evidenced by the title.
However, I have come to recognize that this book is filled with half truths and logic jumps with the aim of excusing the behaviour of men and the continued support of the patriarchy from which we all suffer.
Guys, don’t fall for it. This is gateway to the modern toxic manosphere crap that has made guys like Joe Rogan Andrew Tate rich while they exploit women.
You want to know how to be a man? Be yourself, stick up for the marginalized and the meek, be honest with women and chill out. That’s it. Always do the right thing.