Both responses demonstrate the limited options available within public discourse to respond to this kind of senseless violence. Continue Reading What We Know and Don’t Know About Boys and School Shootings
Read MoreToo many guys—wrongly stereotyped as having two left feet—nevertheless too often stand flatfooted on the sidelines while women are at the forefront of actions aimed at preventing gun violence. Continue Reading In Honor of Uvalde, Let Us Reimagine the Texas Two Step as the Texas Peace Step
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Parents and grandparents, aunts and uncles, need to get off the couch so the Parkland high school generation of anti-gun activists doesn’t have to do all the heavy lifting to end the scourge of gun violence. Continue Reading And Now They Want to Arm Our Children?
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If we are ever to radically reduce, if not prevent, this almost exclusively US phenomenon, the murderer’s gender must move from the periphery to the center of the discussion. Continue Reading In a Dark Time, the Eye Begins to See: Sandy Hook 10 Years Later
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Heart contracts; numbness and tears collide. Ten dead, 13 wounded; this time in Santa Fe, Texas. If we’re ever to end the blood baths, we have to put gender at the center of the national conversation about mass murders. Continue Reading Raising Boys to Love and Care, Not Kill
Read MoreStudents have been fierce and articulate in their unequivocal demand that they attend safe schools. Recognizing the role of gender in mass murders like the one at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School is critical to accomplish this goal. Continue Reading Students: Time is Ripe to Add Gender to Gun Debate
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