Sean Kullman

U.S. Reading: National Assessment of Educational Progress

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Thanks for sharing this Michael. Back in 2015, Kate Harding said "every American boy is at risk of growing up to become a rapist." That statement struck me as–perhaps–the coldest and most untruthful statement of boys I’ve ever read, yet that narrative has been saturated into western thought. And Kate Manne is continuing that narrative. A few years later, Netflix released Adolescence, a fictional story--yes fictional--that encouraged a British Prime Minister, Keir Starmer, to introduce struggle sessions into the British educational system with the intention of making boys feel bad about their very nature--meanwhile illegal rape gangs were pillaging the U.K. Clearly everyone agrees that rape deserves punishment--but people like Kate Manne, Kate Harding, and others begin with the premise that male nature is not first and foremost protective. And it wants to assume guilt before the truth is known. However, it does keep the programs funded. (I hope you will read the two articles below that expose the perversion of the the male narrative in the public discourse.) inhiswords.us/p/adolescence-… open.substack.com/pub/gibm/p…

Both men and women probably need better influences. Wouldn't you agree?