color — The Good Men Project

“The phrases ‘I don’t see race’ and ‘I’m colorblind’ are problematic because they assume there is something wrong with color.”

April 1, 2013 By the Editors 2 Comments

This is a comment by Jimbo on the post “”I Don’t See Race”: Racial Color Blindness and Eradicating Racism”.

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Five Films That Changed the Game

March 13, 2013 By Steve Jaeger Leave a Comment

M*A*S*H movie, Little Big Man movie, A Clockwork Orange movie, The Godfather movie, The Graduate movie, The Good Life, The Good Men Project, Steve Jaeger

The Seventies were a decade of smashing taboos in filmmaking: in dialogue, depictions of history, and the image of the leading man.

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Dear John: My Neighbor Is A Pervert

December 15, 2012 By John Simpson, GoLocalProv.com 7 Comments

Dear John addresses a guy next door watching porn, a girlfriend posing nude for art school, and a passive-aggressive neighbor.

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Watch: This is What Happens When You Watch the Cinema

December 12, 2012 By Deanna Ogle 1 Comment

Cinema is next to godliness?

Filed Under: Bits & Pieces Tagged With: Action, cinema, color, entertainment, growth, immersion, Jason Silva, mind, movement, movies, passion, people, Story, television, vimeo, world

“If someone makes fun of my son because of the color of his oven, that person doesn’t get any cookies.”

December 5, 2012 By the Editors Leave a Comment

This is a comment by wellokaythen on the post “My Sons’ Easy-Bake Oven Shame”.

Filed Under: Comment of the Day Tagged With: adulthood, children, color, cookies, cooking, Easy-Bake Oven, gender, guys, kids, Learning, men, mocking, oven, people, women

“Traditional gender roles breaking down threatens people’s self-concept and identity.”

December 4, 2012 By the Editors 1 Comment

This is a comment by Jonathan G on the post “My Sons’ Easy-Bake Oven Shame”.

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“Our words influence the way we look at the world. For example: calling pink a ‘girly’ color.”

October 17, 2012 By the Editors 6 Comments

This is a comment by The_L on the post “Playing Hard to Get”.

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“I purposely kept the gender unknown so my baby would NOT be pegged into a stereotype.”

October 1, 2012 By the Editors 6 Comments

This is a comment by alseeIT on the post “My Son Wears Pink, He’s Either Gay or a Girl Right?“ “”Since I had my son, I could have told why the color/gender divide exists. My own mother pressed and pressed to find out the sex so she could buy ‘the right clothes’. She recently commented on how [...]