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Xavi doesn’t look like your traditional athlete, Elliot Turner writes, but that doesn’t make him any less of one. Sounds familiar, no?

I read ‘The End of Men,’ re-read it, watched the debates, and now watch as it turns into a book. It provoked reflection on what makes me a man, and inevitably, I had to break it down to fundamentals.

Benjamin Wilkoff can’t think of a better way to express his gender identity other than by being the geek that he is.

Jake DiMare argues that for true gender equality, we need more progressive, liberal folks to create more children and raise them up with love, civility and the ability to think critically about their surroundings.

Michele Yulo is ready to fight gender stereotyping to allow her daughter to be whoever she wants to be and to wear whatever color she wants to wear.

Tom Ley is tired of sports being equated with men trying to prove their manliness. He has an alternative theory.

One lesbian’s look at how gays and lesbians turn conventional ideas of gender on their head, and confuse straight people in the process.

Patrick Witt released a statement calling into question the veracity of the NYT story and coverage.

Wagging a finger at the leader of the free world is never a good idea.

A weekly summary of key events in no particular order with no attempt to be fair, politically correct, or remotely thoughtful.

This is a project not a destination, for us collectively and for each one of us personally.

Jamie Utt reflects on listening, privilege, and Twitter conversations

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When I was a sophomore in college, I realized I was unhappy, both with the school I had chosen and the major I was pursuing.

After a tragic childhood, P.M. Leonard built up a shell, but he’s finding a way to see the light again.

Tom Matlack finds unconditional love through a series of in-the-moment connections with friends and family.

Tom Matlack believes that goodness involves reaching across boundaries to search for truths he did not even know existed.

Renowned portrait photographer Tom Stone shoots with a discriminate eye, but it is the eyes he shoots that remind us of our mission.

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Perhaps my favorite scene about manhood isn’t the actual footage of Martin Sheen but the behind the scenes footage shot by Eleanor Coppola
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