Australia: What we need is a fatherhood revolution

Submitted by anthony on Sat, 2009-06-20 21:59

Article here. Excerpt:

'Father's Day 2009 is being celebrated with a renewed sense of vigour and excitement. Fathers and children are appearing in more advertisements. The media are running father-friendly stories. Restaurants are booked out for Father's Day as well as Mother's Day.
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The renovation of fatherhood and the renewal of masculinity have been heralded by writers like Ed Cole, author of Maximised Manhood; Gordon Dalby, Healing the Masculine Soul; Robert Bly, Iron John; and Warren Farrell, Father and Child Reunion and even by feminist authors such as Adrienne Burgess, Fatherhood Reclaimed and Susan Falundi, Stiffed. Australian author Steve Biddulph has been a trailblazer for the Australian fatherhood and men's movement for many years. His books sell very smartly overseas as well.'

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Adrienne Burgess is director of research at the fatherhood institute. It seems that institute has been compromised by feminism. I can't help but think that this revolution they want is basically making men into women, with men taking the carer role and women taking the breadwinner role.

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Submitted by Broadsword on Sun, 2009-06-21 00:35