Fall 2016 Edition
A Warrior’s Return South African Men’s Gender Justice Chorus The Long and Winding Road...
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A Warrior’s Return South African Men’s Gender Justice Chorus The Long and Winding Road...
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Michigan Board of Ed Protects Transgender Student’s Rights “Schools should be a place that you go...
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A New Boys Magazine Anyone? I found Voice Male when I was initially looking for a magazine for my...
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American Male looks at the effects hypermasculinity— including attitudes toward women, minority...
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In Mary V, a feminist exploration of Shakespeare’s Henry V, women battle for control of a...
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by Kiera Parrott In the wake of the tragic killings of two black men by police in July, Alton...
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by Michael Kimmel It’s been four years since James Holmes murdered 12 people and injured 70 more...
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by John Stoltenberg This is a story about storytelling. In particular it’s about the story you are...
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by Oswaldo Montoya Working with men to transform patriarchal relations with women is complex, as...
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by Bayano Valy Anecdotal evidence in Mozambique shows that there are men who perform care and...
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by James A. Haught With the possibility of America’s first woman president looming, it’s...
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by Chris Onuoha In Lagos, largest city in Nigeria, domestic violence and sexual assault cases have...
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Mary of Kivu by Gary Barker Gary Barker’s new novel, Mary of Kivu, takes place mainly on the...
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by Gary Barker and Michael Kimmel Continuing to follow a story we published last issue, “The State...
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by Aaron Morrison It can take a lot of courage for a young black man to make this admission: “I...
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by Sebastián Molano What is the first memory you have about living in a country at war? Every time...
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by Adam Pattantyus After completing four years as a nuclear weapons officer in West Germany during...
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by Amanda Pickett In South Africa, every six hours a woman is killed by her intimate partner. To...
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