Matthew Salesses contributed to the very first day of The Good Men Project. He writes the "Love, Recorded" column about his wife, baby, and cats. He has written for The New York Times, NPR, the Center for Asian American Media, Salon, The Rumpus, and others. He is the author, most recently, of Different Racisms: On Stereotypes, the Individual, and Asian American masculinity. See more at his eponymous website. Contact him via email or @salesses.
excellent issues altogether, you just gained a new reader.
What could you suggest about your put up that you made some
days ago? Any sure?
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Hank Vandenburgh
12 years ago
6, 7, and 13 – I don’t agree. And I do think it’s fine to have a principled, non-attacking debate on the Internet. Unfortunately, in this post-Deborah Tannen age, many people feel personally attacked if you disagree with their ideas. I’ve seen people elevate non-attacking disagreement to “hate speech,” when it’s disagreement with PC ideas, too.
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Mr Supertypo
12 years ago
I dont understand people who say…dont read the comments. Hello, the commentaries are the best part, they are often even more interesting than the article itself. My advice is instead, READ THE COMMENTARIES and COMMENT. But avoid and ignore the trolls.
excellent issues altogether, you just gained a new reader.
What could you suggest about your put up that you made some
days ago? Any sure?
6, 7, and 13 – I don’t agree. And I do think it’s fine to have a principled, non-attacking debate on the Internet. Unfortunately, in this post-Deborah Tannen age, many people feel personally attacked if you disagree with their ideas. I’ve seen people elevate non-attacking disagreement to “hate speech,” when it’s disagreement with PC ideas, too.
I dont understand people who say…dont read the comments. Hello, the commentaries are the best part, they are often even more interesting than the article itself. My advice is instead, READ THE COMMENTARIES and COMMENT. But avoid and ignore the trolls.
The comments are almost always better than the article.