Great interview! I loved how Courtney pointed out that Gen Z and Gen Alpha boys have no contemporary real life inspiration stories. And it serves as a big reason that stories like Rob Henderson's need to be told everywhere.
One of the many reasons I didn't enroll my son in school - I knew he wouldn't be inspired to be true to his boy self and nor have role models of being a great man there. All he would learn in elementary school would be that his natural tendencies to want to climb, run, play pretend shooting games, and have "traditional boy fun" would be condemned and he would be made to feel less than. I don't need some random teacher to make my son feel insecure or unwanted. Young boys can be the sweetest human beings, but when society treats them like criminals or wild animals, their potential gets squashed. Hurt people hurt people....
There's a feminization of schools and a feminization of the children's publishing industry, and even a feminization of all-boy spaces today. Is it no wonder that trans girls want to invade all-girl spaces?
thanks, LB, and totally agree! I esp like this: "Young boys can be the sweetest human beings, but when society treats them like criminals or wild animals, their potential gets squashed."
Great interview! I loved how Courtney pointed out that Gen Z and Gen Alpha boys have no contemporary real life inspiration stories. And it serves as a big reason that stories like Rob Henderson's need to be told everywhere.
One of the many reasons I didn't enroll my son in school - I knew he wouldn't be inspired to be true to his boy self and nor have role models of being a great man there. All he would learn in elementary school would be that his natural tendencies to want to climb, run, play pretend shooting games, and have "traditional boy fun" would be condemned and he would be made to feel less than. I don't need some random teacher to make my son feel insecure or unwanted. Young boys can be the sweetest human beings, but when society treats them like criminals or wild animals, their potential gets squashed. Hurt people hurt people....
There's a feminization of schools and a feminization of the children's publishing industry, and even a feminization of all-boy spaces today. Is it no wonder that trans girls want to invade all-girl spaces?
thanks, LB, and totally agree! I esp like this: "Young boys can be the sweetest human beings, but when society treats them like criminals or wild animals, their potential gets squashed."
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Why did Americans put the Mass Murderers pill in their mouth and swallow it*** 2.3 billion times in ONE YEAR?
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*science
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