Embracing the Past to Shape the Future #shorts #masculinity
November 24, 2023
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as posted by the channelProfessor Nancy Pearcey provides the historical roots of the masculinity crisis on the Radically Genuine Podcast. The journey starts with the Industrial Revolution, disrupting the family dynamic as men moved out of homes. In the 19th century, concerns arose about fathers becoming disconnected and incompetent when it comes to addressing concerns with their children. Pearcey quotes a psychiatrist: "We're not going to have a better class of men until we have a better class of fathers."
How can we mend this? The pandemic offered a silver lining, bringing fathers closer to their children. 68% of fathers want to maintain this connection, with many opting for a hybrid work model post-pandemic. Pearcey emphasizes the impact on children, especially boys. Let's shape a future where engaged fathers redefine masculinity.
#Masculinity #FamilyConnection #Fatherhood #Parenting #ToxicMasculinity #PodcastInsights
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