The original post of this video seems to be malfunctioning so I will try again....
A member sent me four links to articles on male caregiver, (thank you Hesam) and that was the origin of this video. Thank you Sir. The video takes a look at some of the unique contributions males bring to caregiving. Most people are unaware of these important aspects of men and especially of fathers.
https://www.thelearningstation.co.uk/blog/male-child-care-why-men-avoid-working-in-child-care
https://www.todaysparent.com/blogs/opinion/what-its-like-to-be-a-male-daycare-teacher
https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/insight-therapy/201907/no-man-s-land-where-are-the-male-daycare-caregivers
https://slate.com/human-interest/2013/01/in-defense-of-the-manny-why-are-parents-reluctant-to-hire-men-to-care-for-their-kids.html
Feminism, Toxic Masculinity & Gynocentrism: How they work together to ruin men and families. This vid offers a look at the reasons feminism has been so accepted and the reality of gynocentrism as being a driving force that has been abused by feminists in order to demand and get more stuff for women.
recorded 2018
The nearly 200 year old canal that runs from Cumberland Maryland to Washington DC has been transformed into a National Historical Park. Tom takes a walk on the canal and looks at the canal's history and the connections with men's issues today.
Let me know if you like this style video. Maybe do more if people like it.
A global movement is increasingly labeling misogyny as a form of extremism, with some even equating extreme misogyny to terrorism. In this talk, Janice, Hannah, and Tom examine a study that claims to reveal extreme misogynistic behavior among schoolboys in Australia, with Andrew Tate portrayed as the primary influence behind their attitudes. But is the study truly convincing? Let's take a closer look.
The research: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/09540253.2023.2292622#d1e385
Janice’s Post on this:
https://fiamengofile.substack.com/p/feminist-teaching-encourages-boys
Hannah's previous post on this topic:
https://hannahspier.substack.com/p/why-feminist-teachers-reveal-their
Tom’s previous posts on this:
https://menaregood.substack.com/p/diverting-hate-really
https://menaregood.substack.com/p/is-misogyny-extremism
https://menaregood.substack.com/p/extreme-misogyny-to-be-treated-as
My apologies for the last empty post. My mistake. Let's hope this one works.
Tom takes a stab at using the podcast function. Let's see how it goes.
This is a short excerpt from Helping Mothers be Closer to their Sons. The book was meant for single mothers who really don't know much about boy's nature. They also don't have a man in the house who can stand up for the boy and his unique nature. It tries to give them some ideas about how boys and girls are different. This excerpt is about play behaviors.
Women Hitting the WALL - Loneliness Crisis
A video from Manosphere that offers numerous women talking about their lives and their loneliness. What do you think? Does this reflect the majority?
Erika Sanzi is writing about young men leaving the democratic party. It’s great to see writers speaking out about the difficulties are boys are facing. Check it out.
This is an important post and recording that offers the experiences and views of two police officers who speak out against the system of domestic violence. Their stories expose the feminist drenched policies that force the assumptions of the police that the man is always the abuser and if you think it might be the woman who is abusing you haven't investigated enough.
In the US the VAWA designates a portion of their one billion dollar+ budget for "trainings." These trainings are forced on judges, lawyers, and many others. Of course the message is that men are the sole abusers. So your tax dollars are paying for a hateful message.
Here we go again. Now Great Britain and the BBC are sounding the alarm…but what is it being sounded for? Read the article and note that there is no mention of the actual problem behaviors, just vague descriptions like "alarming" misogynistic influence or "sexist and misogynistic language”. Of course they blame Tate and clutch their pearls but never really say much about the nature of the problem.
What they do say is this: "It's so scary, just the fact that pupils were thinking about women in a negative way, they're so young and they don't realise the language they use.“ This made me laugh. They are worried about boys thinking about women in a negative way while simultaneously encouraging the negative attitudes towards boys and men. You know, toxic masculinity and all that.
The end of the article is astounding. They mention extremism and then terrorism as if to magically pair this with the behaviors they don’t explain. And all the angst over a sigma male. Why?
This article is a real doozy. Enjoy. Leave comments about what you think.
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c625yleq8w7o
Andrew Tate was charged with rape and human trafficking in 2023
Teachers have called for better support to deal with the "alarming" misogynistic influence of social media on children in schools, specifically teenage boys.
One school resorted to setting up a staff committee after noticing that pupils as young as 11 and 13 were using sexist language used by online influencers such as Andrew Tate.
The children's commissioner for Wales echoed the calls adding that "sexist and misogynistic language can have an effect in real life".
The Welsh government said online safety was part of the new curriculum and there were some resources available to teachers, pupils and parents on how to deal with harmful influences such as online misogyny.
Teacher and member of the committee at Ysgol Gyfun Gymraeg Llangynwyd, in Maesteg, Jenna Rolls-Jones, said they saw elements of misogyny coming out with children as young as 11 years old.
"It's so scary, just the fact that pupils were thinking about women in a negative way, they're so young and they don't realise the language they use."
One slang term that has been used in the school is "Sigma", a word in internet slang used to describe a male who is a "lone wolf".
A sigma male is typically denoted as an archetype of a male who is similar to the alpha male, but unlike an alpha male, sigma males are more introverted and value solitude.
"We don't have a lot of advice as to how to challenge this language," she admitted.
The school said that the lack of leadership and resources available has led them to take matters into their own hands.
"There is very little communication or any kind of training for teachers," said Owain Tudur, Pastoral Leader at the school.
"In terms of support from government level and in the world of education there aren't enough resources being shared with schools for us to be able to tackle problems that come from social media.
"A further guide to get a solid understanding of what is happening online would be welcomed so that we can reflect it in school."
Teachers say there is very little training when it comes to dealing with social media
For some young boys at the school, seeing disrespectful content towards girls was something they saw constantly on social media, through self-proclaimed misogynistic influencers like Andrew Tate.
Pupils also stressed the importance of discussing the subject at school and understanding that this language was not acceptable in society.
The children's commissioner for Wales, Rocio Cifuentes, agreed more support from the Welsh government was needed on the issue.
Ms Cifuentes said: "From what I've heard from teachers and schools they would like more clarity, guidance and more resources to help them manage these new and difficult conversations that are emerging."
It comes as the head of MI5, Ken McCallum, expressed concern over the number of young people being drawn into online extremism.
About 13% of those investigated for involvement in terrorism were under 18 [years old], a threefold increase in the last three years.
One community police officer said it was important to encourage conversations in the classrooms.
"Some questions they're not comfortable asking a teacher, they can get the right advice from the police about the consequences to prevent them going down the wrong path," they added.
The Welsh government said it was "vital" that young people were kept safe online and that it was "a key part of the new curriculum".
It added that "resources are available to teachers, pupils and parents on how to deal with harmful influences such as online misogyny".