Paul Kidwell meditates on some of the things that make men worthy of love.
I’m Not Mr. Mom
February 1, 2013 By 5 Comments
Stay-at-home dad Jeff Bogle is creating a new image of fatherhood, every day.
Women, Men, Work and Emotion
January 21, 2013 By 5 Comments
School Doesn’t Always Prepare You For Work
These Chores Don’t Count? On Men’s Hidden “Second Shift”
January 18, 2013 By 93 Comments
Housework—as it is defined by those who keep the statistics—does not include many chores traditionally handled by men.
Why Dads Matter: A Feminist Mom’s Perspective
January 16, 2013 By 135 Comments
Anne Theriault and her husband thought they had their roles all planned out, but parenthood changed those plans.
Call for Submissions: Men and Business / Work
January 15, 2013 By Leave a Comment
The Good Men Project is launching a new section, Men & Business / Work, and is seeking contributors.
Can’t Afford Stereotypes: Gender Liberation in a Lousy Economy
January 13, 2013 By Leave a Comment
Nothing left to lose is just another word for freedom.
Shame Is Why We Fight
January 6, 2013 By 29 Comments
When a man can’t soothe his woman’s anxieties, he has failed to protect her. And in our culture of masculinity, failed men are expendable.
In Defense of Psycho Bitches from Hell
December 30, 2012 By 222 Comments
Men’s stories of the too-good-to-be-true, sexy girlfriend who became unhinged are universal, and universally lacking in sympathy for the woman’s position.
My Gain, Your Loss: Hair Removal, Feminism, and Interdependence
December 28, 2012 By 41 Comments
An ideology that lacks compassion for half of humanity will not secure freedom for anyone.
Bushmaster and the Cult of Masculinity
December 22, 2012 By 22 Comments
Men have some catching up to do with women, in shedding the stigma of gender nonconformity.
Smashing Male Stereotypes
December 6, 2012 By 15 Comments
We’re not all stereotypical, but even men who fit a mold are still real.
Men, Women, and the Enduring Fallacy of Fairy Tale Weddings
December 5, 2012 By 11 Comments
Weddings (like marriages) just aren’t the same anymore—and they don’t have to be.
NYT: The Unrelenting Pink of Girl Toys Is Fading As Dads Do Their Part
December 4, 2012 By 6 Comments
An inch at a time, the stark gendering of kids’ toys is loosening, and a new article talks about why.
“Fatherhood in 2013 means what exactly?”
This is a comment by Tom B on the comment of the day: “There is a loss of fatherhood as a role for men to aspire to, which is troubling.”