Forget Adolescence, says Guy de la Bédoyère. Try The Colditz Story. What teenage boys really need if they’re going to become men are the thrilling adventure stories he devoured as a teenager.
Britain has launched a crackdown on "hyper-masculine" social media after digital watchdog Ofcom urged technology giants to go "above and beyond" the Online Safety Act in taking action against "misogyny influencers".
Boy Scouts of America has completed its girlification by finally dropping the last mention of "boy". It's the latest move by 'progressives' determined to pathologise masculinity and erase men, says Heather Mac Donald.
A series of Andrew Tate-inspired Mother's Day cards has been launched, but no one can agree if they are satirising misogyny, or are simply misogynist themselves.
The 'progressive' rejection of the very concept of masculinity is harming young men and painting them as a problem to be solved, and this is taking a huge toll on their mental health and prospects.
The popularity of Andrew Tate amongst teenage boys is a symptom of what’s going wrong with the teaching of boys in schools, argues Will Knowland, who was sacked from Eton for his video on masculinity.
