Bizarre…

Read more at The Daily Wire.

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A wonderful Winter story in the Washington Post about a selfless Seattle father and his twin sons who cut enough wood to fill 80 trucks then delivered it to those in need.

#MenAreAwesome

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Excellent article by Chris Salcedo referencing the wisdom of Warren Farrell, “The boy crisis resides where fathers do not reside.”

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Another #MeToo suicide.

In his suicide note, Swaroop Raj wrote to his wife:

“I want to let you know how much I love you. Two of the employees have alleged me with sexual harassment but trust me I didn’t do anything. I know the world will understand this but you and your families should trust me. The allegations are baseless and the entire Genpact will soon know about it, I don’t have the courage to face everyone. I want you to be strong and live your life with respect, your husband has not done anything. I am leaving because everyone will look at me with eyes of disgust even if I come clean.”

Read more at Times of India.

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Short BBC article on parental alienation that contains descriptions from two women of their mother’s abuse.

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A very sweet collection on Upworthy.

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Another excellent video (31:08) from The Glass Blind Spot series, Problems with Men. Exploring the gender empathy gap, this episode highlights the work of Karen Straughan and Peter Wright. Highly recommended.

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It’s just 10 weeks to International Women’s Day, Friday, 8 March, and 2019 is the year to set heads spinning with a strong turn out of women to mark the event from non-feminist perspectives.

Natty Kadifa and I are pulling together a team to make our presence felt in London. We have a collection of bright and beautiful banners (that we’re keeping under wraps till the day) and will be solidifying our plans in the near future.

We’re looking for other non-feminist women to collaborate with both in London and elsewhere. Please do get in touch if you’re interested in participating.

I can be reached at elizabeth@j4mb.org.uk

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I’ve just posted some comments in response to the article, here. Hopefully they won’t be deleted, as a number of them have been (along with comments from other people, most of which seemed to me perfectly reasonable).

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Our thanks to Jake for this.

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