#HeForShe, #Feminism, the #NFL, Emma Watson, Boys & Men, at #DadChat

Posted on September 29, 2014 by Bruce Sallan

Emma Watson gave a stirring speech at the UN recently (hear it above). She was as poised a young speaker as I’ve ever seen and spoke passionately about the need for gender equality, usually two words I tend to disdain. She made good points. Is the UN the right forum for ANY positive efforts? A good question, but OUR forum is certainly worthy of discussing the underlying issue. NOT about “gender equality” and girls/women, but about what is happening to our boys and men as a result of feminism, and where we parents must work to educate our girls and boys to be the BEST PEOPLE they can be – regardless of what is between their legs! Join us for this provocative dialogue Thursday, October 2 at 6:00 p.m. PT/9:00 p.m. ET.

Men vs. Women: Looks #Sex

Posted on September 14, 2014 by Bruce Sallan

Ahh, is there any more sensitive subject than “looks” between men and women? Yes, and I’ve covered them in earlier columns in this series. But, “looks” are a big deal in both directions for different reasons that are inherent to our respective genders!

Radio Show – The State of Gender Affairs

Posted on August 19, 2010 by Bruce Sallan

Radio Show – The State of Gender Affairs

First air date:

Thursday, August 19, 2010

Featured guests:

Wayne Levine (BetterMen.Org) for “The Men’s Room”

Pastor Drew Sams (Calvary Church, Westlake Village, CA) for “Teen Rap”

Lauren Kessler talking about her new book.

The column referenced is, “The State of Gender Affairs.”
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Just A Guy Who Likes Making More Money

Posted on June 5, 2010 by Bruce Sallan

There was a recent Pew Center study (http://bit.ly/PewCtr) that revealed how much more equal income has become between the genders. In more cases than ever, more women are working and more women are earning higher income than their male counterparts. While I believe totally in equal pay for equal work, I do question the impact on relationships when the woman is making more than the man.

With each generation becoming more accustomed to gender equality, I feel it will eventually settle into a comfortable reality that men and women will accept. But, for now and maybe longer, the inherent gender differences may remain and be a problem between couples when the woman is making more than the man.