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Sacred masculinity: What men can learn from Flight FZ1073 (opens the original)
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I have been writing for a while about something I call sacred masculinity, and I have been writing about this concept because I think something is missing from the way we talk about boys and men in society today. As both a professor and a parent, I spend a considerable amount of time working with younger people, and I keep noticing that we spend a considerable amount of time telling boys and young men what not to be. We tell them not to be aggressive, domineering, reckless, or cruel. Of course,
A Small PIN and a Larger Lesson (opens the original)
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I recently saw a batch of photographs from the Browning School in New York on Instagram, and I couldn’t stop smiling. The photographs showed the school’s Middle School Pinning Ceremony, where eighth graders welcome the newest boys into the community. One photo showed a boy fastening a small round pin onto another boy’s blazer, while another was a close-up of the pins themselves, with a logo and the words “Honesty Curiosity Purpose Dignity.” During the ceremony, the boys talk about what they have
Education schools prioritize activism over teaching (opens the original)
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Daniel Buck, my colleague at the American Enterprise Institute, has just published an important new study of America’s graduate schools of education. The study has deservedly generated attention because he found that many of these schools display “a concerning ideological asymmetry, advancing dogmas grounded in progressive and critical theory frameworks.” Buck requested syllabi from teacher preparation programs at 10 public universities and worked through more than 400 readings from 75 courses a
Schools didn’t forget America 250. They just decided to ignore it (opens the original)
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My son and I spent the summer immersed in American history. For the Fourth of July, we drove down to Colonial Williamsburg to hear the Declaration of Independence read aloud from the balcony of the old Capitol. We visited Philadelphia and stopped into Independence Hall and saw the Liberty Bell. We read history books together, and we even made a huge Martha Washington cake. As both a teacher and a father, a summer built around America turning 250 years old was thrilling, and I had hoped some of t
Todd Beamer and Sacred Masculinity (opens the original)
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New York City and the nation just marked the 25th anniversary of September 11. Like so many other New Yorkers and other people impacted by the tragedy, I spent the day sharing stories and memories. I happened to be in New York on that terrible Tuesday morning visiting the city with my mom, so I have my own stories of the day’s events. I have since spent almost two decades living in the city and been present for many somber 9/11 ceremonies over the years. But this anniversary felt more intense fo
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