There’s a brilliant short cartoon that’s been doing the rounds on social media and is stirring up a big debate about the way dads are portrayed in popular culture. Is it sexist or is it funny?
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The joys of being an adoptive dad
What’s it like being a dad to someone else’s child? Nick Thorpe shares his personal experience of becoming father through the process of adoption.
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Women dominate as university gender gap doubles
The gap between the number of men and women entering higher education in the UK has doubled since 2006 and women now outnumber men in two thirds of university courses.
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Making sense of being a 21st Century father
What will fatherhood look like by the end of the 21st Century? In 2013, insideMAN’s news editor, Glen Poole, was invited to join a panel at the Men’s Health Gathering in Australia to discuss the topic “21st Century Man”. Here he provides a summary of some of the key ideas he covered in this talk.
Men's Insights
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My twins inspire me with their ability to overcome obstacles says dad
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The dad blogger JD is a stay-at-home dad to twins Jake and Ellie. Here he writes about their ability to overcome obstacles in support of a Mother of twins, Emma Day, who is fighting cancer .
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Five things I’ve loved about my first year as a dad
22 Jan 2015
I can’t quite believe that I’ve surpassed the 12-month mark on this parenting journey, remain relatively unscathed and able to tell the story! The person I have started to develop into since becoming a Dad is one that I like the look of and am relishing continuing the evolution.
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Five people I really hate now I’m a dad!
17 Jan 2015
UK daddy blooger, used to think he was the kind of men who didn’t let much get to him…….and then he became a dad!
Men's Issues
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Rapper Professor Green tells the BBC about his father’s suicide
22 Jan 2015
Rapper Professor Green has made a BBC film about his fathers’ suicide to increase awareness of suicide as the biggest killer of men aged 20-45 and raise funds for male suicide prevention charity, the Campaign Against Living Miserably.
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Why dads still need to fight for better parental leave rights
19 Jan 2015
Dad blogger John Adams is all for shared parental leave but says dads still need to fight or better paternity leave rights.
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Male circumcision can be worse than FGM rules senior judge
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One of the country’s most senior judges has courted controversy by declaring that male circumcision can be more harmful than female genital mutilation (FGM).
Men's Interests
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12 brilliant adverts starring dads that everyone will love
20 Jan 2015
As part of our #MenBehavingDADly series of articles, we’ve decided to balance out all those negative portrayals of men and fathers in TV advertising, by compiling our top twelve favourite examples of “dads in ads”.
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We want to hear your fatherhood stories
16 Jan 2015
We’ve joined forces with the makers of a new film about fatherhood to get more dads involved in conversations with other dads about their experience of, you guessed, being a dad.
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Why The Hobbit shows we still think it’s OK to laugh at men who are afraid
16 Jan 2015
In the latest and last of The Hobbit trilogy, one character in particular is a source of derision throughout the film. The reason? He’s a man who is an unrelenting coward.
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There's been a great discussion online about whether a "crap dad" cartoon is funny or sexist. Take a look at the film. Read the debate. See which side you're on.............
Crap dad cartoon: sexist or funny? - insideMAN
www.inside-man.co.uk
There's a brilliant short cartoon that's being doing the rounds on social media that's stirring up a big debate about the way dads are portrayed in popular. Is it sexist or is it funny?
The gap between the number of men and women entering higher education in the UK has doubled in under a decade from around 29,000 to 58,000, according to the latest statistics from UCAS.
Women dominate as university gender gap doubles - insideMAN
www.inside-man.co.uk
The gap between the number of men and women entering higher education in the UK has doubled since 2006 and women now outnumber men in two thirds of university courses.
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