
Currently incarcerated at Antioch prison in California, A. Whitfield brings us inside the bars of his hungry cell.

Currently incarcerated at Antioch prison in California, A. Whitfield brings us inside the bars of his hungry cell.

Joanna Schroeder shares how, when times got tough, she was able to take on a new role that challenged her identity in order to help her family.

Rather than complaining about the next generation, Owen Marcus writes, older men need to provide a better model for younger men.

The solve any national discordance, we must first turn to the mind of the individual, writes Max Lugavere.

How an English poet, a Roman emperor, and an American admiral can teach the modern man about courageous suffering.

We’re not wracked by guilt, Tom Matlack writes, we’re amazed by the men who made something when nothing was left.

Hugo Schwyzer argues that being a man should not induce guilt or shame, but rather be the root of responsibility.

Marcus Williams thinks it’s possible to appreciate a woman’s sexiness without objectifying her, even when you appreciate it out loud.

In 1953, Corporal Edward Dickenson returned from a North Korean POW camp a hero. Only months later, he was serving a 10-year sentence for collaborating with the enemy.

Cameron Conaway recounts watching his students reason through Death of a Salesman, the American Dream, and admitting one’s weaknesses.

Sylvia D. Lucas challenges the gendered double-standard that surrounds the choice to not have children.

Just because Herman Cain is a black Republican, Damon Young writes, it doesn’t mean we know who he is.

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.

Mark D. White responds to Tom Matlack’s Post “What Is a ‘Good’ Man?”

This comment was from PM on the post “It’s Not Easy to Raise Your Child as a Feminist.”

Jamie Utt reflects on listening, privilege, and Twitter conversations

Upcoming topics: Thursday January 12 Men and Media // Three-part series on Romance and Dating on January 15, February 1 and Feb 14

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.

Mika Doyle’s first love taught her that love is not enough to sustain a relationship.

When a romance is over, it’s over. The problem according to Jackie Summers, is that no one ever evacuates Pompeii until the volcano erupts.

1) The stories will surprise you. 2) The conversation is important. 3) It sure beats a hammer or a tie. Want more reasons to buy The Good Men Project Book? Here you go…

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

Mika Doyle responds to commenters who are sick of reading dating “don’t” lists.
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