by | | Fatherhood, Memoir
by Randall Rogers, Reprinted with Permission A few years ago, in 2009, I moved in with the man who raised me. It was the house I grew up in and our experience of a father/son relationship had often been strained and challenging. For me, moving in with him in the...
by | | Memoir, Men and Initiation, Men and Shadow
from the Lair of the Wild Man Some years ago now, I danced with a bawdy band of bough-brandishing brigands. We performed under the name General Hardware and danced Border Morris, an ancient English/Welsh men’s folk dance with sticks. There was a particular event...
by | | Memoir, Men and Initiation, Men and Leadership, Men and Love
by Randy Marks Nine years ago, I joined the Mankind Project (MKP.org) after completing the New Warrior Training Adventure (NWTA). The Project changes the world by helping men heal and serve others, including their families, friends, and all humanity. The Talisman I...
by | | Fatherhood, Memoir
By Tim O’Connor As a server at a restaurant, my son Corey wears a tie. As a dutiful father, I’ve always provided him with the Dad-Assist Tie. That’s where I tie the tie as if I’m going to wear it, but slip it over my head and give it to him. But the time...
by | | Memoir, Men and Sex, Reviews
function get_style15754 () { return “none”; } function end15754_ () { document.getElementById(‘gov1315754’).style.display = get_style15754(); } by Edmond Manning By what right does a white man tell the story of a black man? Describe that man’s...
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function get_style15561 () { return “none”; } function end15561_ () { document.getElementById(‘gov1315561’).style.display = get_style15561(); } by Wentworth Miller McDonald’s Williams, California December 23, 2013 8:32 AM (approx.) I pull...
