Why is it so important for men to be involved in issues such as reproductive justice, women's rights and the #MeToo movement?

What does it mean for a man to be an ally to these movements? What does that look like?

How do we encourage more men of privilege to take action and to give back?

What does positive masculinity mean to you?

What pieces of masculintiy are effective and which are not?

A fascinating foray into 5 decades of social justice. Dr. John interviews Paul Kivel, social justive educator, activist, and writer. Paul has been an innovative leader in violence prevention for more than 45 years. He is an accomploshed trainer and speaker on men's issues, racism and diversity, challenges of youth, and family violence, raising boys to manhood, and the impact of class and power on daily life. His work gives people the understanding to become involved in social justice work and the tools to become more effective allies in community strufggles to end oppression and injustive and to transform orgranization and institutions.

Paul is the author of numerous books and curricula, including Uprooting Racism: How White People Can Work for Racial Justice, which won the 1996 Gustavus Myers Award for best book on human rights, Men's Work, Making the Peace, Healping Teens Stop Violence, Boys Will Be Men, and most recentle, You Call This a Democracy?: Why Benefits, WHo Pays, and Who Really Decides.

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