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View: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQzHxM2RfoUwEjkgZtUMRiAUQFupxUmRk
Manhood Academy was a small group of diverse men (that is white, black, brown, etc) who had difficulty forming relationships with women or maintaining long term relationships.
The leader of this Academy was simply known as 'The Professor' he tended to hide his face and use a voice modulator to protect his anonymity.
Some of his beliefs seem to have been things such as 'Men are generally more intelligent than women', 'Men should take charge in relationships', 'Men and Women fulfil different and complementary roles', and also 'Women are attracted to men that are competent and that can assert themselves regardless of looks'.
What I have said above just scratches the surface, he used to have lots of debates with feminists and MRAs, he would often insult the other person too.
This group was active, I think at least prior to the rise of other figures who affirm masculinity such as Jordan Peterson and Andrew Tate. I am not comparing them in every aspect, simply stating that all three were interested in reforming the state of masculinity in the West at the time.
I have linked a YouTube playlist of some of his content, furthermore I have one of his books if you are interested in that. Final thing I was going to say is I remember (but unfortunately have not verified) someone saying that the Professor committed suicide.
Just curious about what your thoughts are on this. You might find the play list interesting.
