Heather N argues that men are sexualized in movies based on what they do. Avern argues that even the perception of power and strength aren’t an indicator of character, and thus don’t make the images any less sexual. Do you agree?
Call for Action From The New Education Editor
February 15, 2013 By 6 Comments
Mike Andrews, the Good Men Project’s new education editor, talks about how he came to be involved in education, and how you can make your own voice heard.
Watch: This is What Happens When You Watch the Cinema
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Cinema is next to godliness?
The Power of the Personal in Politics
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With our voices united we could turn stories from male survivors of childhood sexual abuse into action.
Animation: Coldcast & The Elite Battle The Man of Steel in New Animated Feature [@dccomics]
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Why Don’t Boys Want to Be Lady Gaga?
August 17, 2011 By 7 Comments
Boys pick their role models, Victoria Robertson writes, based on what they do, not on who they are.
Forgiveness Is Macho
August 17, 2011 By 25 Comments
Lisa Hickey travels from Germany to the comments on a blog post to discover that forgiveness is an action word.
Culture: Geek Beauty of the Month [@zoesaldana]
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Ten things I've learned from watching Nigerian (Nollywood) movies
May 7, 2011 By 4 Comments
Note: Nollywood is the second-largest film industry in the world. Bigger than Hollywood (at least in terms of volume of movies, if not gross revenue). Movie titles are great places to give potential viewers a heads up on what they are about to see. If the movie is about love, for instance, how about “Feelings”, [...]
“Letting kids know that adults are willing to talk about the difficult topics—including sex—builds a net of security.”
Did your parents teach you about your body and consent? Or did they skirt around the topic? Paris, Jenny, and Robert talk about why the healthy sex talk is important.