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6/7/2005	North Carolina Program Shortchanges Abusive Women
5/30/2005	NPR Article Diverts Listener's Attention Away From Majority of Victims
5/16/2005	Washington Times Endangers Children in the Name of “Protecting the Children”
5/2/2005	Could Diane Rehm Have Saved Phil Hartman?
4/24/2005	Stanford Law School Promotes Feminist Hate Speech
4/20/2005	NYT Ignores RADAR Requests, Profits Drop 21%
4/19/2005	Stopping the Culture of Contempt at the NYT
4/18/2005	NYT Refuses to Budge: Every Man is a Domestic Abuser
4/10/2005	NYT Brands “Every Man and in Every Class of Society” a Domestic Abuser
4/3/2005	And Now For Something Completely Different!
3/20/2005	Washington Post Ignores Battered Justice for Male Victim
3/13/2005	Minnesota Men Killed by Wives Unlikely to Answer Health Survey
3/7/2005	Lifetime TV Reaches out to Men by Ignoring DV Against Men
2/26/2005	U.N. Conference Expected to Unleash Torrent of Anti-Male Propaganda
2/20/2005	Why Is It So Hard For the Rocky Mountain News to Talk About Male Victims?
2/13/2005	Men's Resource Center Abuses Men with False Stereotypes
2/6/2005	Everett Herald Turns Valentine's into a Day of Violence and Fear
1/30/2005	RADAR Blows the Whistle on Super Bowl DV Myth
1/23/2005	Curtis: Wife Can Break Husband's Arm if He Forgets Her Birthday
1/16/2005	Washington Post : “In no way does our coverage of this issue stereotype or vilify men generally.”
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