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In "Women: Theory and Practice," Bernard Chapin challenges the accepted theories of feminism and sexual equality in this thought-provoking, revolutionary look at the battle of the sexes in the twenty-first century. This book captures the true essence of today's apocryphal gap between men and women and how it affects not only the workplace, but also romantic relationships and the interactions of men and women everywhere.

Chapin introduces a truly contrarian argument against society's current atmosphere of political correctness. He also makes a convincing case for the hidden damage caused...

Better to live as a monk than die as a slave Given the misandric direction of western civilization, it is not surprising that more and more men are going their own way. What we were told we should want from life is not what we desire. Go your own way, explore your own path. Improve yourself every day. Being a free, proud man is an end in itself. We do not wish to be dominated by a government that discriminates against us. We will craft a new way to live from the dying hulk of our society. No state and no woman should dictate the course of your life. To hell with status. To hell with fitting...

Is it surprising to learn that there is a school in the United States where the principal gives away semiautomatic rifles to retiring school personnel? Or where the person in charge is so devoid of common sense that she allows combustible engines to run in enclosed areas in the presence of students? In this astonishing true story, author Bernard Chapin reveals what happened when a once proud school was placed into the hands of a principal with a personality disorder. The administrators of the district, rather than acknowledge their mistake in hiring the principal, work indefatigably to cover...