Take Action Menstuff® has long advocated various actions to get advertisers to desist from advertising that maligns or shames men, writing congress or local state legislatures on bills that are good or bad for men, and challenging the news media to present more positive stories about men, fathers (at least on Father's Day), etc. Take Action features a major action that we feel is important for men to take towards making this a country that also cares about men. We will give you the situation, the call to action, and the people to contact to hopefully make something happen. After reviewing some of these topics, we encourage you to write the corporations and the government and give them your viewpoint. Change doesn't usually take place when only one complaint is received. If you want to be part of the solution, let them hear from you! Here's how. See Take Action from 2005, 2004, 2003, 2002, and 2001. See Action of the Week Responses. Action of the Week Take Action How and Where to Write the Officials Tips on Writing Advertisers/Agencies About their Advertising Tips on Contacting a Congressional Office 1. Senate 2. House Other Government Resources Network and Cable Channels Network Programs Talkshows Major Newspapers Archives: 2005, 2004, 2003
ACTION OF THE WEEK
	DODGE GLORIFIES WOMEN HEADBUTTING MEN In a series of five commercials outside the US, Dodge apparently is trying to show the toughest of a truck they never show by having women head-butt men off the screen.
Click here.	RAISE YOUR VOICE. WEAR THE TAG. Aldo has been in the fight against HIV/AIDS since 1985. Join Aldo and YouthAIDS in the fight. Buy the very latest edition of the accessory that speaks volumes, the Empowerment Tags, to help raise money for prevention, education and awareness programs. Just $5 each plus shipping. At an Aldo store near you or at www.youthaids-aldo.org.
	QANTAS TAGS ALL MEN AS POTENTIAL MOLESTERS The New Zealand Herald, reported about an incident in which a 37-year-old man was asked by a Qantas stewardess to change his seats with a woman based on Qantas's policy of not allowing men to be seated next to unaccompanied young children. We received a response from Diane M. Fineo, Customer Relations Manager, The Americas on 12/21/05. (Note: In checking rates from San Francisco to Sydney, United was cheaper and the only airline that had a non-stop flight.) See comments from the U.S. government on the issue. Are you a male who has taken a Qantas flight recently? Click here.
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