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Mrs. Antihero

May 14, 2013 By Chuck Ross 10 Comments

Skyler White, I hate Skyler White, why people hate Skyler White

We love to watch bad guys on TV. Why do we love to hate their wives almost as much?

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Men May Be Disposable, But They Are Not Ending

January 29, 2013 By Pelle Billing 8 Comments

Pelle Billing calls for greater respect for the men who build everything from bridges to the internet.

Filed Under: Disposability of Men, Men and Feminism, The Good Life Tagged With: Are Men Necessary?, civilization, creative men, disposable men, disposable workers, engineering, feminism, hanna rosin, idealism, infrastructure, knowledge economy, male CEOs, male dominated professions, male inventors, maleness, manhood, masculinity, Maureen Dowd, mining, post-industrial society, privilege, security, social justice, Technology, The End of Men, War, who built the internet, women, workers, workers rights

What They Don’t Know: The Dad Movement Has Never Been Stronger

January 6, 2013 By Robert Duffer 21 Comments

Mainstream media calls it a down year for dads, despite all evidence to the contrary

Filed Under: Families, Featured Content Tagged With: Dad 2.0, dad blogs, dad news, Families, fatherhood blogs, hanna rosin, Lisa Belkin, National At Home Dad Network, National Fatherhood Initiative, Oren Miller, parenting, Robert Duffer

Is There A War On Men?

December 5, 2012 By ozyfrantz 22 Comments

Women and men are fighting a war where the bombs are OUR HEARTS. Or something.

Filed Under: noseriouslywhatabouttehmenz Tagged With: end of men, evopsych, femininity, Fox News, hanna rosin, marriage, masculinity, Ozy Frantz, Success Myth, Suzanne Venker, war on men

Is It Fair to Believe Men Can Be Summed Up By Our Desire to Drink, F*** and Swear?

November 25, 2012 By Tom Matlack 66 Comments

Even “regular guys” aren’t two-dimensional stereotypes, says Tom Matlack.

Filed Under: Featured Content, Good Is Good, Smashing Male Stereotypes, The Good Life Tagged With: adultery, auto workers, Charlie Sheen, Community, economy, Eliot Spitzer, Families, father, fatherhood, football, founder, golf, goodness, handicap, hanna rosin, honesty, Husband, identity, integrity, layoffs, leadership, male stereotypes, manhood, marrriage, masculinity, media images of men, men, Men's Issues, mental illness, prison, prisoners' rights, Recession, regular guys, roles, social justice, sports, Stereotypes, The End of Men, The Good Men Project, Tiger Woods, Tom Matlack, unemployment, veterans, War in Iraq, war veterans, Work

Why They Call It Intersectionality

October 25, 2012 By Ally Fogg 6 Comments

Ally Fogg provides a powerful metaphor for the traffic life throws at us from different directions.

Filed Under: Ethics & Values, Featured Content Tagged With: Ally Fogg, assumptions, Caitlin Moran, Chloe Angyal, gender enforcement, girls, hanna rosin, intersectionality, Lena Dunham, prejudice, privilege, race, Racism, sexism, social justice

Normal for Now

October 16, 2012 By Carl Pettit Leave a Comment

Our beliefs and values surrounding concepts like family, childhood, and masculinity, are products of our time and culture.

Filed Under: Ethics & Values, Historical Perspectives on Goodness, Root Down, The Good Life Tagged With: ancient Greece, child labor, childhood, egalitarianism, emotional intelligence, ethics, gender roles, hanna rosin, Historical Perspectives on Goodness, medicine, mental health, mental illness, pedophilia, progressive, rights, Root Down, self-improvement, society, standards, Technology, The End of Men, values, vikings, what is normal

“The End of Men” on Al-Jazeera Stream

October 11, 2012 By the Editors 9 Comments

The Good Men Project’s own Noah Brand weighs in against Hanna Rosin’s notion of “The End of Men”

Filed Under: Good Feed Blog Tagged With: Al Jazeera, Al-Jazeera stream, breadwinner, Carlos Andres Gomez, end of men, gender roles, hanna rosin, Noah Brand, Stephanie Coontz, Success Myth, success object, The End of Men

‘The End of Men’ Turned Me Into a Caricature

September 29, 2012 By Andy Hinds 5 Comments

Andy Hinds was shocked by the way Hanna Rosin portrayed his life in her book ‘The End of Men’ – and he wants to set the record straight.

Filed Under: Good Feed Blog Tagged With: Andy Hinds, Good Feed Blog, hanna rosin, The Daily Beast, The End of Men, truth behind the end of men

Are Men Lazy?

September 24, 2012 By Albert Okagbue 96 Comments

The majority of women say they want to be stay at home mothers. What does this mean for the finances of our families?

Filed Under: Featured Content, Money, Sex & Relationships, The Good Life, Work/Life Balance Tagged With: careers, education, Families, gender roles, hanna rosin, head of household, marriage, Megan Basham, men, money, nursing, relationships, stay at home fathers, stay at home mothers, The End of Men, traditional, two career families, two parent households, women, Work, work/life balance

Can We Get Past ‘The End of Men’?

September 13, 2012 By Joanna Schroeder 37 Comments

Joanna Schroeder has had it with “The End of Men” and believes having a title that will sell millions of books isn’t worth furthering the myth that men and women can’t rise to power together.

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‘Why Men Fail’? How About ‘How Can We Succeed?’

September 13, 2012 By Mark D White 15 Comments

Mark D White insists that men aren’t failing—they’re rethinking what it means to be good men.

Filed Under: Good Feed Blog, Health, Psych, & Addiction Tagged With: are men failing, david brooks, Good Feed Blog, hanna rosin, Mark White, new york times, The End of Men

The End of Boys

June 22, 2012 By Mark Sherman 42 Comments

Titles like “The End of Men” are euphemisms.

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Ladies, Let’s Stop Declaring War on Men

December 9, 2011 By Nicole Johnson 74 Comments

No matter what kind of animosity exists between men and women, we must put the guns away, writes Nicole Jonson, and realize we can’t live without one another.

Filed Under: Gender & Sexuality, Good Feed Blog Tagged With: ForbesWomen, Gender & Sexuality, gender divide, gender inequality, gender issues, gender relations, hanna rosin, Hugo Schwyzer, Kay Hymowitz, Nicole Johnson, The End of Men, Tom Matlack

The GMP at the “Men Are Finished” Panel

October 12, 2011 By the Editors 5 Comments

Scott Luxor reports back from Manhattan.

Filed Under: Good Feed Blog, Newsroom Tagged With: End of Gender, end of men, gender, hanna rosin, Scott Luxor, Slate

Excuse Me, That’s Ms. Andry

September 29, 2011 By Patrick Smith 87 Comments

Patrick Smith reflects on underdogs, misandry (haw haw) and the non-End of Men.

Filed Under: Featured Content, Gender & Sexuality, The End of Gender Tagged With: Boys, hanna rosin, misandry, the Atlantic, The End of Gender, The End of Men

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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.