Most dads are deadbeats?
Fathers love their children and work hard to support them. Prentice Reid rips apart the persistent myths about deadbeat men and their support for their kids.
Fathers love their children and work hard to support them. Prentice Reid rips apart the persistent myths about deadbeat men and their support for their kids.
Warning! Men are over twenty times more likely than women to die at work.
Black America’s press has manifestly failed to do much of anything to address the actual issues facing most black people, especially Black Men. Mumia Ali aims to change that.
In the UK, women become mothers when they give birth. Fathers must file an application to become fathers, and the mother must agree. That’s an interesting version of equality.
Women clustered together to gather, men roamed to protect and provide. Clint Carpentier looks at this ancient pattern & how it sometimes still applies today.
Jackie Brewton has a powerful story about a class full of girls she spoke to last year. Her story rings true to us, but will the culture wake up?
#QuestionsForMen part two. Lucian Valsan explores what real oppression looks like.
Over 35 million Americans self-identify as Black. And Black men are one of the most marginalized groups of men in America. Increasingly, a number of them are waking up and realizing the biggest enemy anymore isn’t racism, it’s misandry.
The Australian Men’s Shed Movement is the result of men’s desire to fraternise with other men. Syd Jones provides overview of Men’s Sheds, and talks of his concern that women may may end up infiltrating this male space.
Back in June 2014, Steve Brule interviewed Dr. Warren Farrell at the International Conference on Men’s Issues. Steve’s finally released this fascinating interview.