Founded is an online publication that features innovative entrepreneurs trying out new ways to get companies off the ground. Rupa Parekh, a Wharton grad, founded the site. She curates nominations, suggestions, and findings daily. Featuring “rule breakers and risk takers from around the world,” we can’t say we’re surprised that they interviewed our leader, Lisa Hickey.
They described GMPM better than we can:
This magazine has no arbiter, no code of what’s right and wrong. It’s neither conservative nor feminist. It’s simply a place where men and women can read stories about men grappling with life’s challenging moments through honesty and a lot of humor.
Check out the full interview from December 30, 2010, here.
Thaddeus Gregory Blanchette says: November 4, 2011 at 11:04 pm I’ll say, however, that TGMPM at least TRIES to make all points heard, at least once, which is a shot and away better than most of the MRA or feminist blogs out there, where you’ll be quickly banned if you don’t toe the party line. This is not true. Feminist forums, yes, they delete everything which does not fit the party line. However in general MRA-Forums are not into deleting and banning. Why should we do that? Out of what reason? In our MRA-Forum we have a section called ‘opposing… Read more »
It’s neither conservative nor feminist. I do not think, the opposite of ‘feminist’ is ‘conservative’. Anyway, the GMP improved a lot during the last 2 months or so. Thaddeus Gregory Blanchette says: November 4, 2011 at 11:04 pm …..I get the feeling that some opinons are definitely more welcome than others around here. Certain posts get censored with no explanation, others, equally or even more rude and problematic, are let through. I do not think the GMP ‘censors’, but this GMP has a confusing blog-like design. It is difficult to find the articles again and difficult to find out which… Read more »
Bravo, Lisa. You’ve got my vote.
Well… I’d say that the magazine has a fair struggle with the idea that it has no idea of “right or wrong”. It preaches free speach, but I get the feeling that some opinons are definitely more welcome than others around here. Certain posts get censored with no explanation, others, equally or even more rude and problematic, are let through.The Good Men Project Magazine WANTS to be seen as promoting and safeguarding free speach, and yet it also wants discussions to be “safe” and “civil”, which is a bit of a contradiction, especially when there are no clear guidelines as… Read more »