Anne Theriault — The Good Men Project

4 Myths About Preventing Tragedies Like the Bangladesh Factory Collapse

May 8, 2013 By Anne Theriault 2 Comments

Can you help prevent further tragedies by not buying cheap clothing or demanding everything be made in the United States? Anne Thériault explains why not.

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Anger at the Patriarchy

March 1, 2013 By Anne Theriault 313 Comments

People ask feminists why they’re so angry. But shouldn’t a sober look at how we treat each other tick us all off at once?

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An Anti-Marriage Feminist Gets (Happily) Married

January 28, 2013 By Anne Theriault 19 Comments

A young woman learns that the sexual revolution was not about destroying institutions. It was about earning people the right to choose their life path.

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Why Dads Matter: A Feminist Mom’s Perspective

January 16, 2013 By Anne Theriault 135 Comments

Anne Theriault and her husband thought they had their roles all planned out, but parenthood changed those plans.

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Rape Culture: What It Is and How It Works

December 18, 2012 By Anne Theriault 243 Comments

Rape culture is the trivialization of rape, and it permeates our society to an alarming extent.

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