Kate Conway explains how the “bromance” label implies that the deepest emotional connection a straight guy can form with someone else is to date them.
The Politically Correct Terrorist
May 8, 2013 By 3 Comments
How do we define terrorism? Carl Pettit takes a closer look.
We, the Media
March 19, 2013 By Leave a Comment
We call it participatory media. You — whoever you are, armed with just a truth, an insight, a story, a love of men — you are the media.
We Eat Stereotypes For Lunch Around Here
March 12, 2013 By 12 Comments
One of the reasons we started The Good Men Project was to dispel the notion that all guys were interested in was sex, sports and beer.
Alyssa Rosenberg Cites GMP in Her Insightful TV Roundup
January 15, 2013 By 3 Comments
The noted cultural critic talks about evolving images of masculinity.
Just Doing My Job
January 9, 2013 By 12 Comments
Justin Cascio’s life has been changed by the writers who reveal their own lives—and the taboos of our society.
“Television and movies portray men as idiots, but we’re aren’t!”
December 6, 2012 By 13 Comments
These are comments by Eagle33, gk, Steve, and John Schtoll on the post “The Depressing Depiction of Men in the Media”.
The Gilda’s Club Conclusion – The Terrifying Power of Social Media
November 28, 2012 By 5 Comments
I want to be crystal clear: I don’t want anybody to stop giving donations to the Wellness Community or to Gilda’s Club. I don’t want this organization to lose support. It was, after all, a place of solace for Gilda in her last years fighting ovarian cancer.
Creative: Breaking Down The Benefits Of Making Comics [@hannibaltabu]
November 28, 2012 By Leave a Comment
The following is a first person editorial. I saw an article referencing comments by writer Jim Zubkavich, who writes the largely entertaining comic Skullkickers (among other credits): Creator says creator-owned comics pay as little as $31.25 a page—if you’re lucky. On a print run of 5000 comics (and many, many creator-owned titles sell less than [...]
Can We Please Kill the Headline “He Cheated”?
November 11, 2012 By 48 Comments
Tom Matlack believes the ‘cheater news cycle’ cheats us out of more important discussions.
How to Survive a Natural Disaster
November 10, 2012 By 3 Comments
If there’s a natural disaster or terrorist attack, can you protect your family?
No Longer a Victim
November 8, 2012 By 9 Comments
Donald D’Haene was on ‘The Oprah Winfrey Show’—twice—as a survivor of sexual abuse, not a victim.
What Is Good Journalism?
November 3, 2012 By 5 Comments
Using the U.S. Benghazi embassy attack as an example, Eric Sentell reveals the “echo chamber” effect in partisan journalism.
Murder, Motherhood, and the Media: Reflections on a Feeding Frenzy
October 27, 2012 By 5 Comments
In the wake of a double homicide, knee-jerk opinion blames mothers and completely erases fathers.
“I don’t know why there is still so much negative stuff stay-at-home dads have to go through.”
This is a comment by ogwriter and Joan on the post “Why Dads Matter: A Feminist Mom’s Perspective”. Ogwriter is tired of all of the division in the household as far as the media talking about who supposedly is biologically better at partenting, and Joan reminds us that a family is about people and work, not just individuals earning gold stars.