Conservatives have long criticized second-wave feminists for attacking the basic cell of society—namely, the family. But there is now an emerging “masculine critique” of the fruits of 1960s feminism. The crux of this nascent movement is that men should rethink their approach to marriage, children, and family in a society where women have more economic, political, legal, and cultural power than ever before. But conservatives should be wary of adopting the “masculine critique” as their own. In its own way, it’s as hostile to the family as second-wave feminists were. Read More
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