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Nearly a decade after #MeToo, reports of abuse by powerful men still surface at alarming rates. Today, such cases are more likely to be documented and sometimes prosecuted. But a deeper truth persists: Behavior has not fundamentally changed, only its visibility.

msmagazine.comMen’s Silence Is Fueling a National Crisis of Violence Against WomenIn just the past month, the U.S. has seen a relentless drumbeat of male-perpetrated violence: mass shootings at social gatherings, a string of urban gun deaths, and one of the deadliest incidents in y...

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Not to lessen concerns about today, but I worry what the mid to longer term effect may be from our young men and boys being exposed to the toxic hypermasculine, sexist role models pervasive throughout the current administration. The 1950s are not some golden age to return to.

Posting articles like this at random times doesn't make it true. There isn't any silence. Men are the biggest critics of men. But when men move to take action against men accused, there is little cooperation. Initial accusations aren't usually followed with affidavits and testimony by the accusers.