Men & Women: Embracing Our DifferencesMen and Women Are Different—and They Need Each OtherMen and women actually inherently complement one another both professionally and personally. SavePrintTIRAYA ADAM/UNSPLASHNicole Russell3/14/2019|Updated: 3/14/2019In today’s feminism-soaked culture, men are under attack.In January, the American Psychological Association released new guidelines about masculinity (pdf). The association not only included transgenders in the definition but said traditional masculinity was harmful to boys. As if on cue, personal care company Gillette unveiled a commercial positing that traditional men are undisciplined bullies and perpetrators.Share this articleLeave a commentNicole RussellAuthorAuthor’s Selected ArticlesThe Stimulus Checks Probably Won’t Do MuchApr 19, 2020CCP Virus Puts Strange Spotlight on HomeschoolingApr 15, 2020CCP Virus Raises the Question: What Is Life Worth?Apr 10, 2020We Need to Reopen the Economy: When and How?Apr 03, 2020Related Topicswomenmen
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In today’s feminism-soaked culture, men are under attack.
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