Jennifer Horgan: Violence relates to men, though not all men, and men must change it

We need to create a more positive culture around men — especially for young men and boys. We need role models and a masculine identity they can look up to, follow, and be proud of
Caitlin Moran makes a lot of sense in her consideration of why boys are turning to odious misogynists like Jordan Peterson and Andrew Tate (pictured). File picture: AP/Andreea Alexandru

Caitlin Moran makes a lot of sense in her consideration of why boys are turning to odious misogynists like Jordan Peterson and Andrew Tate (pictured). File picture: AP/Andreea Alexandru

Another week passes and another woman is killed by a man known to her. Yet boys and men take issue with violence being presented as a problem with men.

Men cause violence. Men are responsible for violence. Men are violent.

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