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Are Men Changing?: A Love Letter From One Father to the Good Men Project

June 16, 2013 by Mark Greene 7 Comments

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Tired of the question “are men changing?” So are GMP Associate Editor Mark Greene and CEO Lisa Hickey. And here’s why.

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Is Cooking a Moral Act?

May 11, 2013 by Jeremy John 11 Comments

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Jeremy John on why men should consider taking responsibility for the cooking necessary: for health, hospitality, and justice.

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Poll: Men, Are You Working in Occupations Once Dominated by Women?

May 31, 2012 by Nicole Johnson 12 Comments

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Nicole Johnson finds the phrase “pink collar jobs” ridiculous. Do you?

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