What We Have Been Talking About At The GMP- a collection of our comments of the day -
This comment was from Transhuman on “When women fear men.”
This comment is from Zek J Evets on the post Can Hipsters Be Racist, Too? Lisa Hickey had asked the question “what else to you find actually works to create change Zek?” This was Zek’s reply.
This comment was from Jonathan G on the post Curves (or Lack of Curves) Don’t Make the Woman
This comment was from Copyleft on Tom Matlack’s post “Is There a Moral to John Edwards?”
Comment of the day from MediaHound on Julie Gillis’ “What’s So Funny About That?” Open Thread Discussion.
This comment was from Neil Jung, who explains he is “de-lurking after about a year reading the GMP to comment for the first time” to comment on the post “Beastie Boy Adam Yauch Passes Away.”
This Comment is by Carla Smith on Tom Matlack’s post “Is There a Moral to John Edwards?”
This comment was from Justin Cascio, responding to other commenters on his post “5 Ways Feminism Helps Men.”
This comment is from HeatherN on the post “In Praise of Small-Breasted Women.”
Eirik Rogers chastises Adam Sandler for glorifying and making light of statutory rape in his new film That’s My Boy.
HeatherN considers the Marriage Map of the United States and wonders what it says about us as a nation that the issue of same-sex marriage varies so widely in our country.
Liam Day wonders how parents letting a 5 year-old play football is much different than the “tanorexic” mother who put her 5 year-old in a tanning bed.
Lauren Hale comments on an election technicality in South Carolina that greatly favors incumbents and may even violate voters’ and candidates civil rights.
HeatherN offers a short primer on elections around the world.
Did the Vegas judge delay putting Mayweather in jail so he could fight for the sake of state revenue?
Stories aren’t merely essential to how we understand the world – they are how we understand the world.
Five Ways Feminism Helps Men -
Can’t think of a single reason why men should support feminism? Here are five.
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Was Tupac Shakur a ‘Good Man’? -
People unfamiliar with rap often picture it as either an early 80s Will Smith or 50 Cent boasting about how many times he’s been shot. Although it is true that these styles certainly exist, and are large parts of the genre, rap encompasses so much more than that. I freely admit that I was guilty of this same misconception before I began to take an interest in rap, and what I found out shocked me. In my exploration of rap, I began to realize just how deeply young black men are stereotyped. Perhaps it is best to start off with one of the most complex and misunderstood rappers of all time, Tupac Shakur.
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Masculine Sexuality, Finding Love, & Keeping the Rug—the Good Men Project's Best of April -
Masculine Sexuality, Finding Love, & Keeping the Rug—the Good Men Project’s Best of April
Masculine Sexuality: What Gets Overlooked
Wanna Find Love? Let Go of the Banana
7 Things I Find Attractive in a Woman Now That I Am 50
Confident In My 50th Percentile-ness
In Praise of Small Breasted Women
10 Things I’d Tell My Teenage Daughter About Men, Dating, and Sex
How We Talk About What Turns Us On
Keep the Rug: An Appreciation of Male Body Hair
More About Humility Than Harvard
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A Taste Of This Week's Good Feed... -
The Good Feed Blog Editors wonder when and why.
Star Louisiana State University cornerback Morris Claiborne either bombed the Wonderlic or didn’t give a shit about it. What can we learn from this?
Mamahope.org: “Build a future, not a stereotype.”
A 21 year-old from Finland becomes an internet sensation by pointing out the obvious.
My friend posted this on his Facebook page yesterday and I literally spit out coffee.
Mark Greene has had it with all the self-righteous indignation over rich and famous people having affairs.
Jamie Reidy comments on a Catholic diocese’s decision to fire a woman over her use of IVF.
Joanna Schroeder wants us to face the truth about the type of prejudices we all carry inside of ourselves, and try to figure out how to combat them.
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Frans Hofmeester shot footage of his daughter every week of her life, from infancy to 12 years old. It is breathtaking to behold the way a tiny little baby changes to an adolescent right in front of her father’s eyes.
Tabitha Studer knows how important it is for parents to raise boys conscientiously, and so she complied a list of 25 rules for mothers of sons.
A Taste Of THE GOOD FEED ... -
Frans Hofmeester shot footage of his daughter every week of her life, from infancy to 12 years old. It is breathtaking to behold the way a tiny little baby changes to an adolescent right in front of her father’s eyes.
Eli Kaplan thinks Ron Artest should be banned permanently from the NBA and perhaps switch over to the WWE.
This is an unprecedented unified effort by a newspaper in the effort to end bullying. Editor Mitch Pugh said that they have never devoted an entire front page to an editorial before, but believes that the issue of bullying is bigger than just one person.
Oliver Lee Bateman wants to know what everybody else thinks: Was Metta/Ron Artest just carried away with enthusiasm? Or did he assault James Harden?
Josh Bowman wonders if on-campus mentor programs can combat a culture of hyper-sexualized aggressive masculinity, and counter some of the lessons learned from watching porn at young age.
Caine’s Arcade: Not Just a Viral Video, but a Story of a Father and Son -
On April 11, we ran the story of Caine’s Arcade here on Good Feed Blog. Today, The New York Times follows suit.
The New York Times today tells the story of Caine Monroy, a 9-year-old boy who built an arcade in his fathers junkyard, and through the power of friendship, the internet, a video, and storytelling, something amazing happened…
Confessions of a Somewhat Glamourous Mom: “I’ve Started Dating Again.” -
The more than ‘somewhat’ glamourous mom, Shanon Cook of CNN fame) looks at relationships between husbands, wives and other moms.
Our biggest question — do dads ever feel this way?
“It also reminds me of the anticommunism in the U.S. during the Cold War. There was the duck test – if it looks like a duck and talks like a duck, it’s a duck.”
This comment was from wellokaythen on the post “Five Ways Feminism Helps Men”
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