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Warren Farrell: What Prevents Dads from Being Involved?

Posted on October 8, 2012 by Male Matters USA

“…[T]he process will be slow, because dads are usually selected by women who are choosing men who will earn enough income to create options for the woman, not for themselves. Men are reluctant to change what they think brings them love.” Continue reading →

Posted in World of Children/World of Work | Tagged anti-father bias, “Father and Child Reunion”, barriers to men's equal rights in the reproductive world, children, daddy track, dads, Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993, Father’s Catch-22, fatherhood, Industrial Revolution, paternity rights in Sweden, sexual-harassment lawsuits, Sons’ Catch-22s, The Husband’s Catch-22, Warren Farrell | 4 Comments

Stay-At-Home Dads Face More Bias than Ann Romney

Posted on April 24, 2012 by Male Matters USA

“Watching the Rosen/Romney controversy unfold was another example of the media’s infinite capability to be shortsighted. The real social stigma isn’t attached to stay-at-home moms, it it stamped squarely on the chest of stay-at-home dads.” Continue reading →

Posted in Media Sexism, World of Children/World of Work | Tagged Ann Romney, “If Dad is the primary caregiver Mom must be dead”, dads, dads-in-movies bias, fatherhood, Hilary Rosen, Jerry A. Boggs, Mitt Romney, Nathan Greenberg, ProActiveDads.com, stay-at-home dads, stay-at-home moms, Warren Farrell | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: dads

Warren Farrell: What Prevents Dads from Being Involved?

Stay-At-Home Dads Face More Bias than Ann Romney

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