In this episode, I discuss with Jermail. Shelton, the benefit of creating male spaces in our community. Jermail and his wife, Brandi, are the owner of "Just Add Honey Tea Company," and he is also President and one of the founders of Undugu, a 501(c)(3) non-profit that focuses on men's health.

Jermail and I talk about how men need space to discuss the many challenges they face daily. We talk about how men have been conditioned to stay silent and "man up" when facing life struggles. Join us for a lively and affirming conversation.

Links:

http://www.unduguchopitup.com

https://justaddhoney.net/

Currently, there have been a few articles that have discussed the current male crisis. Other than highlighting the issues, none provide a solution to this problem. These commenters only point out the divide between the political right and left.

In this episode, I discuss how using the strategies employed by the feminist movement can be used by men to change the way men's roles are seen. Just as feminist leaders challenged and altered women's roles in modern society, discarding outdated sexist thinking, men need to be liberated from those roles.

What does the Darruis Jackson and KeKe Palmer controversy tell us about Masculinity and the problems of patriarchy? I believe that much of the commentary surrounding Mr. Jackson seems to enforce some of the issues that feminists like bell hooks discussing for years.

Let's Discuss

https://youtu.be/rPNwinQCbXQ