Where are the men? Since last fall, when Harvey Weinstein and his predator brothers were exposed for enacting poisonous masculinity, I’ve heard that question a lot. More and more women are speaking out—and, thankfully, being believed. Two simple words—“Me, too”—have sparked a movement that’s woken a lot of people up. Continue Reading #MeToo: “Where Are the Men?” Hiding in Plain Sight for 40 Years
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After an op-ed I wrote following the violent Charlottesville white supremacist march was published, I received an email from a man who described himself as a “white heterosexual and male conservative with strong Christian beliefs,” who added, “I live in a world…that is forcing me out.” Struck by his candor, I have engaged in a wide-ranging, respectful email dialogue with Dan, a small business owner from South Dakota, edited excerpts of which begin below. Continue Reading White Men’s Uncharted New World
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Millions of men will wake up Sunday to handmade cards, neckties and, maybe, a new electronic...
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By Rob Okun He’s gone. He’s gone. I kept repeating those unreal words on the half-hour drive home...
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At Father’s Day this year, it was hard not to think about the fathers whose children were murdered...
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I’ve long believed that those of us committed to social change—whether achieving gender justice,...
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