Duke University — The Good Men Project

After 40 Years, North Carolina’s “Wilmington 10″ Are Finally Pardoned

January 1, 2013 By Kathryn DeHoyos Leave a Comment

North Carolina governor calls the convictions ‘tainted by naked racism.’

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Olympic Groin Punches

August 9, 2012 By Liam Day 1 Comment

Former pro basketball player Liam Day believes being tough means not exacting revenge against fouls… Except maybe in the case of a nut-punch.

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What’s a Man To Do? New Work for 2012 and Beyond

July 20, 2012 By Jed Diamond Ph.D Leave a Comment

Find the new good life.

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Duke Lacrosse: Metanarratives, the Telephone Effect, and the Falsely Accused

January 16, 2012 By Clarence W 15 Comments

Clarence W uses the example of the Duke Lacrosse rape case to talk about the dangers and implications of stories that get politicized.

Filed Under: Ethics & Values, Featured Content, Recent and Recommended Tagged With: American Psycho, Cathy Young, Coleman Report, Crystal Mangum, Duke Lacrosse Rape Trial, Duke University, false rape accusations, Kim Roberts, metanarrrative, Nancy Grace, Ryan McFadyen

Employment Ad Language Perpetuates Gender Divide

May 27, 2011 By Adam Polaski 2 Comments

A new study indicates that job postings can unintentionally suggest whether positions are typically held by men or women

Filed Under: Good Feed Blog, Newsroom Tagged With: advertisements, Duke University, employment, gender roles, language, Princeton, University of Waterloo

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David R. Dow: Lessons From Death Row Inmates (TEDTalk VIDEO)

David R. Dow is an attorney in Texas who has defended over 100 death row inmates over the last 20 years.

HuffPost Live: Decapitating Extremism (VIDEO)

Mike Sacks discusses the attack in Woolwich, London, and extremism with a panel of experts on Islam and the Quran.

Our Mission: The Vasectomy Files 8

The Vasectomy Project is encouraging men to join forces and take responsibly for family planning. This is an opportunity to bring people together to talk about our collective responsibility while offering men a concrete way to contribute towards a solution by having a vasectomy.