during middle school, my stepdad used to leave me a note on my door each day to inspire me. well, I kept those notes & It’s been 6 years since then. today I gave him those notes back? #HappyFathersDay pic.twitter.com/ftT3sjQEH5
— soph (@Sophia_Kallie) June 17, 2019
Guest Post by John Stossel
Warren Farrell was once considered a feminist leader. He hung around with Gloria Steinem and wrote about why men and women should break out of rigid old gender roles.
But then, as he learned more, he started to disagree with parts of modern feminism.
“I don’t agree with the part of feminism that says men are the oppressors and women are the oppressed,” he says in our latest Stossel TV video. “That part of feminism is sick.”
In Farrell’s new book, “The Boy Crisis,” he argues that hostility toward males undermines boys’ psychological development. “Boys are a third less likely than girls to get college degrees, twice as likely to commit suicide.”
“The message is cogent to today right now especially this particular area because there are not a lot of black dads who are actually being fathers,” one person said according to Fox2.
“Their dads are black but they’re not around. So as far as black dads matter, not in their case,” said Stacey Calwise of her 8 and 4-year-old children.
The Black Lives Matter catchphrase began to appear online after George Zimmerman shot and killed Florida teen Trayvon Martin 2012. Since Martin’s death, the phrase has gained prominence nationally –heavily supported by celebrities and even President Obama — in the wake of various high-profile police-involved shootings of black men.
Residents of the apartment building where the “Black Dads Matter” slogan appeared says the sign has been there for about to weeks.
“As long as black lives are not as valuable as white lives, then we must continue to say ‘Black Lives Matter,’” said pastor and activist Rev. David Bullock.
Invoking the Republican presidential nominee, Bullock said, “In America, we all have a point. Donald Trump has a point. But making a point doesn’t mean you’re pointing to the truth and sometimes you can make a point and lead people astray. Let’s keep the main thing the main thing: We want all lives to matter equally.”
The artist responsible for the mural has elected to avoid the local media.
Okay, we women are very aware that you dudes like hot female bodies. You like to ogle, and that’s just fine. But deep down, we also know a lot of you have much different tastes when it comes down to reality. We’re the same in our tastes and preferences. Yes we’ll ogle this:
