A regular GMP contributor discusses his own troubled childhood and argues that society might be better served with a single Caregiver’s Day intended to acknowledge the contributions of all the people who have an impact on a child’s well-being.
What if One of My Kids Was Gay?
May 11, 2013 by 2 Comments
Is there a difference between parenting gay sons and gay daughters? Doug Ziegler reflects.
Why Do Men Need Male-Only Groups on Campus?
April 20, 2013 by 274 Comments
At universities around the world, men’s groups are banned.
I’m PC and Proud
September 27, 2012 by 3 Comments
Any time someone calls Jim Rigby “too PC” he is reminded of the courage it takes to step out of the cultural trance and speak a new language.
How I Learned About Political Correctness — From a Scotsman
September 12, 2012 by 11 Comments
Mark Ellis had the icon of a Scotsman appear and disappear in his childhood, and years later wonders if political correctness can obfuscate vital truths.
Blowjob Jokes and Exclusionary Tactics in the Workplace
November 14, 2011 by 54 Comments
Emily Heist Moss wants us to be able to talk about the appropriateness of sexual conversations in the workplace, instead of just dismissing concerns.
How to Keep Political Correctness from Getting in the Way of Workplace Creativity and Productivity
November 14, 2011 by 8 Comments
Abby Dees thinks we should start over on when thinking of political correctness and instead just go for a genuine good faith effort of mutual respect.
“Caregiver day is a wonderful idea, becase when you love your children, every day is a day you get to be with and celebrate them.”
This is a comment by CJ on the post “What to the Child of Domestic Violence is Father’s Day?”