Excellent article and a great model (the organisation too) for how boys and mens issues should be written:

https://www.parents.com/kids/education/thrive-in-2025-help-your-son-succeed-in-school/

I encourage everyone to start things like this, help things like this and so on. In my opinion the most important issue in MRM is education and also anti male attitude. I actually think the other stuff legal rights are the easiest to fix as it only takes a small lobby group and legal challanges (Marc Angelucci RIP talked about this... the laws are already there peopel just need to sue, make cases... when MRAs make cases they almost always win as its hard to argue against them - if you have read my previous posts MRAs have had massive legal victories worth billions of dollars with barely any legal resources)

Lads need dads is another example of a UK org. Absolutely fantastic organisation, very well received, even main stream wise, gets funding, positive press, has highest award i.e. queens award that a UK charity can get etc.

An infant organisation is the X for boys - I give that as an example to show how OVERWHELMINGLY positively that is being received, and if done smart MRM activism is inredibly positively received!! You literally cant criticise x for boys or lads need dads without sounding like a completley unhinged, sexist, misandrists.... which is why no one does critcisise them, and quite the opposite, they are very well received, they just need to get bigger.

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📷There’s no such thing as a “typical boy”

All boys are different. So while boys, generally speaking, are prone to movement and risk-taking, we know that’s not true of all boys. We steer away from stereotypes.

📷All boys can succeed

We define “success” as productive engagement with the world. All boys have something important to contribute to the world.

📷Asking a 5-year- old boy to sit still for most of the day is ridiculous

Boys, especially young boys, learn best through play, movement and experimentation. Schools that push early academics hurt far more boys than they help.

📷Playing with sticks, swords and toy guns is absolutely OK

The research is clear: there is no link between “violent” play and true violence. Pretend weapons play is perfectly healthy and may help boys cope with their fears and feelings.

📷Boys cry too

You’ll never hear us say, “man up!” in an effort to stifle emotion. For too long, boys and men have been encouraged to hide their feelings. We want to make it OK for boys to feel (and express) their emotions.

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Boys are different than girls, and so is their experience of the world. In order to best help our boys, we need to learn all we can about them and their experience.

📷Boys’ interests should be respected

Too often, boys’ interests are belittled and considered “a waste of time.” But an interest in anything can lead anywhere, and that’s as true for video games and sports as it is for Newtonian physics and engineering.

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It’s almost impossible to avoid porn in today’s digitally connected world. That’s why it’s more important than ever to provide our boys with accurate information regarding sex, health and contraception, and why it’s absolutely crucial to talk to our boys about love, respect and relationships as well.

📷Most adults are well-meaning

The vast majority of teachers, coaches and parents genuinely want to help the kids in their charge. But they don’t all understand boys, and some haven’t confronted or resolved their own issues. Sharing information and working together is more productive in effecting change than blame and shaming.

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