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...brief skim of MenSpeakUp??s website betrays this sort of haphazard agenda. “Because not being a rapist is not enough,” writes one member. In a video, another encourages his fellow males to speak out against rape jokes. (Is this the sort of innovative thinking that makes the Harvard man?) But where the site is not merely bland, it is alarmist and misleading. The site provides little in the way of actual rape statistics, except for reporting that, “by most estimates, between one in three to one in five women...

Author: By Lucy M. Caldwell | Title: Talk We Don’t Need | 5/7/2009 | See Source »

...very name “MenSpeakUp?? is indicative of this awkward collision of traditional morality with a left-wing agenda. The idea that what has been missing from this movement was a gaggle of boys swooping in to save the day suggests that women can’t take care of themselves. That is a notion that, when reinforced, is unlikely to help women to feel more in control of their sexual interactions. And this is perhaps the cherry on the sundae that is MenSpeakUp??s failure—however benevolent its intentions, the group?...

Author: By Lucy M. Caldwell | Title: Talk We Don’t Need | 5/7/2009 | See Source »

...MenSpeakUp??s website, menspeakup.org, launches today. The website and associated media will serve not only as the official student and alumni group website for MenSpeakUp, but also as a platform for Harvard’s public-service announcements, blogs from students and prominent supporters, and pledges of support from campus leaders. The goal is to stimulate constructive debate and deliver responsible and thoughtful content leadership on the Web—a space where such leadership is often wanting...

Author: By Gordon Braxton, Raúl A. Carrillo, and Hugo Van vuuren | Title: Men, Speak Up! | 4/27/2009 | See Source »

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