Ending the Battle of the Sexes

	posted by Scott on Saturday February 17, @08:04PM from the news dept.
	Claude Saint-Jarre sent me a link to an essay that blew me away with its quality and message. Elizabeth Herron and Aaron Kipnis have been collaborating to help end the war between the sexes, and this essay demonstrates that they are really willing to hear both sides of the story, and to validate both men and women while addressing gender issues. Please read this article, if nothing else the examples they have of men and women's complaints strikes a balance like I have never read before. If you're a fan of Warren Farrell, this will certainly interest you.

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Light Years Ahead of "The Men's Manifesto" (Score:1) by Mars on Sunday February 18, @07:00AM EST (#1) (User #73 Info) Although I recommend reading R.F. Doye's history of the Men's/ Fathers' Rights Movement, "Ending the Battle of the Sexes" is light years beyond Doyle's Men's Manifesto. One can scarcely imagine Doyle writing the following excerpt from Herron and Kipnis' article. "Some habits are hard to change, even with an egalitarian awareness. Who can discern what is social conditioning and what is a habit of nature itself? It's hard to figure out what is truly natural. It may not be possible or even desirable at all. What seems more important is that women and men start understanding each other's different cultures and granting one another greater freedom to experiment with whatever roles or lifestyles beckon them."

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