[ad_1] In recent years, I have noticed an increasing trend in both public and academic discourse on sex to conflate unwanted sexual activity with nonconsensual sexual activity. For example, in many studies of sexual victimization, “unwanted sexual contact” is often lumped into the same category as rape and other forms of sexual abuse [1]. While […]

[ad_1] MenAlive began officially in 1969 following the birth of my son, but the roots of my work to help men, and the women who love them, started twenty years earlier. After years fighting to make a living doing the work that he loved, my father’s hope was nearly gone. Reading his journal, which I

[ad_1] This Coen brothers comedy is a classic — unless you’re allergic to stoner movies, Dudeism and Walter Sobchak Few things are more annoying than people who watch a classic film for the first time, years after it arrived in the world, and then… Article link

[ad_1] I have received several questions from readers recently on the psychology of prejudice. Where does it come from? Why are racism, sexism, homophobia, and other forms of bias so common? And why do these things seem so difficult to change? I taught college courses in this area for several years, and here are some

[ad_1] In these unprecedented times, there is one certainty – change is constant. When we are presented with the degree of uncertainty in this pandemic, we have a choice. We can collapse into the fear or we can choose to adapt. We have a choice. There will be those who long for the way things were. Powerful and influential people

[ad_1] The internet has no more patience for blatant hypocrisy “This is the worst time ever to be a celebrity,” Dave Chappelle said in his button-pushing 2019 comedy special Sticks & Stones — for which… Article link