More recently, I began to reflect on the significance of being conditioned via my schooling to respect Black leadership. Continue Reading How Far Are We from Not Just Creating a New Society But New Men and Women?
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From the Editor White Male Supremacy and the Patriarchy-Racism Pandemic Men might say, Yes, I see...
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I see trees of green, stoic in the setting sun, strange fruit a shadow that shames Nature, unnatural, some rot Continue Reading What a Wonderful World?
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Rednecks for Black Lives Up until June of this year, Greg Reese of Campton, Kentucky, proudly...
Read MoreA Journey of Organizational Change As a publication that has long covered the global MenEngage Alliance and its regional members, we thought Voice Male would be interested in the new directions the North American MenEngage...
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Image by Jesse D. Garrabrant/NBAE via Getty Images Alex Abad-Santos “Fellas, is it gay to not die...
Read MoreVoice Male: This film is about men, especially white men, but you say it’s a “must see” for anyone who wants to see a woman elected president. Can you elaborate? Jackson Katz: The Man Card explores the many ways in which the...
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From its inception, the presidency was conceived as a white male institution. For the first 100 years, only white men had the right to vote—and then only those who owned land. Continue Reading Playing the “Man Card” in Presidential Politics
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Strengthening my resilience to do antiracist work is something I must do so I can effectively listen, see injustice, acknowledge that I cause harm—and that all white people cause harm—and take action to achieve a collaborative, collective liberation. Continue Reading My Role in Sustaining White and Male Supremacies
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Patriarchy and racism were becoming seamlessly and dangerously fused—along with other oppressions—to secure the power, privilege and status of white Christian men. Continue Reading Patriarchy and Racism: Oppressive Systems at a Crossroad
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Photo by Paul Coates Ethelbert Miller is a literary activist and author of two memoirs and several...
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Charleston, South Carolina The houses lining the battery stare at the sea, large windows watching...
Read MoreYou might think there is such heaviness in all this, a burden to carry throughout your life. Think of it as ni’mah, grace, that fills you with kindness. Continue Reading Like a Song with Wings: Letter to My Yet-to-Be-Born Grandson
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It’s getting harder for people in the United States to turn away from the sexism, racism, and inequality that is woven into the fabric of society. Continue Reading Against Hierarchy
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When Travis and Dolapo reached out to me, it encouraged me to do more than just survive. Continue Reading We Who Believe in Freedom Cannot Rest
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Just as we all have multiple identities, we all occupy overlapping circles of privilege that are frequently invisible to the fortunate even as they are painfully obvious to the marginalized. Continue Reading American Privilege
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too hard they say too scary they say too painful they say yes I say Continue Reading Drumming to the River
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Accountability must also be communal if we are to remake and re-envision a society that is more prone to commodify and criminalize than it is to nurture and sustain. Continue Reading Holding Our Beloved Communities Accountable
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Embracing connected ways of addressing worldview difference seems, in fact, to be our only hope out of the trap of the past. Continue Reading “Crossing the Empathy Bridge”
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You are me and I am you. When one person cannot breathe, no one can breathe. Continue Reading Beneath the Sugar Maple
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As an artist, history teacher and memory keeper, I make quilts for each state to remember the thousands of men and women lynched in America. Continue Reading The Lynching Trees and Redemption
Read MoreI hear babies cry / I watch them grow / They’ll learn much more / Than I’ll ever know. Continue Reading Wonderful Worlds
Read MoreYou can be an intelligent, caring person and still have racist views and behaviors because you are surrounded by white supremacy. Continue Reading Racists Anonymous
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We don’t know when white supremacy will end. But we do know that a temporary salve to white supremacy is immersing ourselves in communities and narratives that remind us of our power, agency, and humanity. Continue Reading Teaching My Daughter Resilience
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In this section we want to lift up Black voices but also ask, “How do people who are not Black view our changing world?” Continue Reading Voices Against the Hard Rain of Racism
Read MoreJoni van de Sand and Laxman Belbase COVID-19 changed every aspect of the MenEngage global symposium (which begins in November), except one: the urgent need to have it. The coronavirus pandemic brought into sharp focus the...
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Jen Kirby The police killing of George Floyd has sparked a worldwide reckoning. Former...
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Racism is much stronger among America’s white Christians than among churchless whites—and it always has been. That’s the message of a new book by social analyst Robert Jones, head of the Public Religion Research Institute. Continue Reading White Christian Bigotry
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Men might say, Yes, I see racism has a knee on the necks of Black people, but do they recognize that patriarchy has its other knee on the necks of women? Continue Reading White Male Supremacy and the Patriarchy-Racism Pandemic
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