Jack Donovan, formerly known by the pen name Jack Malebranche, is an American author known for his writing on masculinity and for his criticisms of feminism and gay culture.
Donovan is currently a contributor to AlternativeRight.com, Counter-Currents, and anti-feminist, men's rights blog The Spearhead.
Read more about Jack Donovan: Androphilia, Blood-Brotherhood and Other Rites of Male Alliance, The Way of Men
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