But like many women, they have mixed feelings about feminism.
Catherine Carr wants us to reconsider how we treat boys, promoting understanding and open dialogue instead of labeling them as toxic.
The myth of male incompetence is reinforced by low expectations. Emily Oster argues competence is learned, not tied to gender.
Frederick J. Riley shares a reflection on his upbringing and the impactful role models who shaped his life. Raised by a single mother in challenging circumstances, Frederick and his twin brother defied statistics that often dictate a bleak future for young men of color.
The growing political gap between Gen Z men and women does not bode well...
Until very recently, American culture has operated on the flawed notion that teenage dating and sex required little encouragement. Teenage romance was once seen as a natural part of American adolescence. This, it turns out, is completely wrong. Teenage dating is not inevitable and it’s a rapidly disappearing part of the American teenage experience.
Read about the link between why we should help men, political extremism, and threats to democracy.
Learn about the disciplines of freedom and the vital role coaches play in mentoring healthy masculinity for young boys.
Boys are in trouble. Many have withdrawn from the real world, where they could develop the skills needed to become competent, successful, and loving men.
Lawmakers in Washington State may be about to lead the nation by establishing a bipartisan Commission on Boys and Men.
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Commentary
Education & Skills, Employment, Fatherhood & Family
No, young men are not turning away from gender equality
But like many women, they have mixed feelings about feminism.
Education & Skills
Let’s stop telling teen boys they are toxic.
Catherine Carr wants us to reconsider how we treat boys, promoting understanding and open dialogue instead of labeling them as toxic.
Education & Skills, Fatherhood & Family
The dangerous myth of male incompetence
The myth of male incompetence is reinforced by low expectations. Emily Oster argues competence is learned, not tied to gender.
Black Boys & Men
The Pastor, the Scout Leader, and the School Principal: How three Black men showed me how to be a man
Frederick J. Riley shares a reflection on his upbringing and the impactful role models who shaped his life. Raised by a single mother in challenging circumstances, Frederick and his twin brother defied statistics that often dictate a bleak future for young men of color.
Mental Health, Education & Skills
We must pay more attention to young men
The growing political gap between Gen Z men and women does not bode well...
Mental Health
Gen Z’s Romance Gap: Why Nearly Half of Young Men Aren’t Dating
Until very recently, American culture has operated on the flawed notion that teenage dating and sex required little encouragement. Teenage romance was once seen as a natural part of American adolescence. This, it turns out, is completely wrong. Teenage dating is not inevitable and it’s a rapidly disappearing part of the American teenage experience.
Mental Health, Employment, Education & Skills, Black Boys & Men
To Save Democracy, Help Men
Read about the link between why we should help men, political extremism, and threats to democracy.
Mental Health, Education & Skills
Hey Coach! Our Boys Need You
Learn about the disciplines of freedom and the vital role coaches play in mentoring healthy masculinity for young boys.
Mental Health
Why I’m increasingly worried about boys, too
Boys are in trouble. Many have withdrawn from the real world, where they could develop the skills needed to become competent, successful, and loving men.
Black Boys & Men, Education & Skills, Employment, Fatherhood & Family, Mental Health
Why Washington State should create a Commission on Boys and Men
Lawmakers in Washington State may be about to lead the nation by establishing a bipartisan Commission on Boys and Men.
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