mens-issues
By Stacey Tallitsch | July 8, 2026 There is a tidy story making the rounds again this summer, and it goes like this: men are in trouble because of what men believe. The rigid code — be strong, provide, don't flinch, don't ask for help — has been given
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Everyone calls it a male teacher shortage. It isn't. Men were evicted from boys' lives by design - here's the data, and what men should do now.
mens-mental-health
By Stacey Tallitsch | July 1, 2026 The overdose numbers are finally falling, and the coverage has the tone of a victory lap. Deaths dropped more than a quarter in a single year — the largest decline on record — and the story writes itself: better policy, wider naloxone distribution, a fentanyl supply
mens-issues
By Stacey Tallitsch | June 30, 2026 Every June the conversation about men runs on a single track: men are the problem. The aggressors. The threat to be managed, the danger to be defused. There's a number that gets buried under all of it, and it isn't
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Every June the men's mental-health campaigns tell us to catch it early. Spot the struggling boy. Get him assessed. Get him medicated before he becomes another grim statistic. It sounds like compassion, and in the right case it is.
mens-issues
By Stacey Tallitsch | June 26, 2026 Every winter the city counts its homeless, and every spring the report lands with the same headline: a record. What the headline never says is who the homeless actually are. Look at the federal numbers and a face comes into focus, and it is
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By Stacey Tallitsch | June 25, 2026 This week, CNN took its readers inside an exclusive California “man camp,” where, in the outlet’s own framing, one woman is trying to save men from themselves. It is a near-perfect snapshot of how the establishment narrates the male loneliness epidemic: men
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Criminal-justice reform measures every disparity but one. Federal data and the most rigorous study we have show the courtroom is not sex-blind — men carry a heavier sentence for the same crime. Here is the asymmetric-risk math.
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Women earn 81 cents on the dollar - a real figure treated as a moral verdict. But the same labor market produces another gap nobody counts: in 2024 men were ~92% of U.S. workplace deaths. Put that line back on the ledger and the story changes.
mens-issues
By Stacey Tallitsch | June 18, 2026 The headlines have reached a verdict, and the verdict is you. After a decade of "sperm counts are collapsing" coverage, the conversation has quietly mutated into something stranger: a 2026 argument in a peer-reviewed journal that solving the fertility crisis may
mens-health
It's Men's Health Week, and the message is the same one you hear every June: men die about five years sooner than women, and the subtext is that it's your own fault. Stoicism is the disease, the cure is a clipboard and a feelings circle. It's a tidy story aimed at the wrong target.
masculinity
By Stacey Tallitsch | June 16, 2026 It is Men's Health Week, Father's Day is Sunday, and the annual sermon has arrived on schedule. The message is the same one you have heard for a decade now, just dressed in fresh data: the male provider role is