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Save the Males author Richard F. Doyle was born December 3, l930 in Rosemount, Minnesota. He attended St. John’s Prep. school, Collegeville, Minnesota; White Bear High School, White Bear Lake, Minnesota; and St. Thomas College, in St. Paul, Minnesota. Heavily into athletics as a youth, Doyle served four years with the U.S. Air Force during the Korean War and three years with the Marine Corps Reserve, including a stint at officer training school in Quantico, Virginia. He was an air traffic controller for l7 years and an active commercial pilot and flight instructor for 3 years. He coached two U.S. Tug of War teams at the 1986 World Tournament in The Netherlands.
Divorced
in l957, and now happily re-married, Doyle was shocked by the anti-male prejudice
pervasive throughout the court system. He formed the Men’s Rights Association
(now Men’s Defense Association ) in l972 and Men’s Equality Now (M.E.N.) International
, an international coalition of similar organizations, in l977. He became
an author and lecturer on gender issues, especially divorce. His best known
work is The Rape of The Male (Poor Richard’s Press, l976.
Now out of print). He has appeared on national TV shows, as well as many local
TV and radio programs throughout the country. From 1972 until 2004 he edited
and published The Liberator, première monthly newsmagazine of the legitimate men’s/fathers’
movement with international circulation. A brief
biography
of Doyle can be found on the Wikipedia website. “To Dick Doyle, who for years has been the backbone — & brain & muscle — of the Men’s Rights Movement…” Professor Emeritus (USCLA) Daniel Amneus (From his autograph in the author’s copy of the Amneus book “Back to Patriarchy”
--------------------------------- – From your brothers at the National Coalition of Free Men.”
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