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- From: "Gretchen Krull" <>
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- Subject: Responding to increased media attention to the needs of men and boys
- Date: Sat, 22 Apr 2006 08:28:59 -0400
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I am interested in others thoughts on the growing number of articles on
boys and men. I am frightened by the current trend which in so many
words says that we have gone too far with supporting women; men have
suffered so now we need to focus on men by taking away from women. We
see this in the following current issues- taking away choices related to
our bodies; colleges accepting fewer females to give men a greater
chance in admissions; taking away money for girls in math and sciences
at the elementary and high schools because boys are not thriving in
schools; students grabbing on the rhetoric of men such as Harvey
Mansfield in "Manliness" (which claims that women have taken away men's
manliness and thy need to reclaim it!
I particular, I would be interested in hearing from men who have been
working on men's issues as I feel this trend is not working towards a
more equitable society, but is backlash. How do we work to get change
that will provide for the needs of both men and women without putting
the other down?
- Responding to increased media attention to the needs of men and boys, Gretchen Krull, 04/22/2006
- Re: Responding to increased media attention to the needs of men and boys, Keith E. Edwards, 04/25/2006
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