Global Initiative for Boys and Men

@DailySignal I heard a whole podcast with VDH about it

Victor Davis Hanson: My Response to Tucker Carlson’s Israel, Qatar Claims “I would like to say—it pains me to say this—but the Tucker that is talking is not the one that I had a seven-to-eight-year relationship with every Monday after the monologue. But to be frank, everything he just said is demonstrably untrue,” argues @VDHanson on today’s edition of “Victor Davis Hanson: In His Own Words:” FULL VIDEO: youtu.be/Cstm6Zl7gmg @jackfowler

@ericswalwell The ballroom will be beautiful and a marvel of the world. Can hardly wait to see it.

Trump does not love our country.

@1Nicdar @SuzyMcCarley It’s also a massive win for men.

🚨JUST IN: In a razor-thin 5-4 decision, SCOTUS has STRUCK DOWN the Biden-Harris Title IX rewrite. The ruling BLOCKS their attempt to force men into women’s sports, bathrooms, locker rooms, dorms — and even silence you through compelled speech. A massive WIN for women, fairness, and free speech.

How are boys doing in Tennessee? issuu.com/gibm/docs/tenn…

@elonmusk Absolutely

Super important! Please do this so people know the truth about what’s happening.

@afsaalumni What an amazing young man. Schools should be tripping over themselves to have him. Keep up the great work Stanley.

Stanley Zhong had a 4.42 GPA, a 1590 SAT, and ranked in the top 1% of the USA Computing Olympiad (Platinum). He built a free e-signing platform, reached the semifinals of Google Code Jam, and placed 2nd in MIT’s Battlecode. Still, 15 of 18 colleges rejected him — including Stanford, MIT, Carnegie Mellon, and even Cal Poly. But numbers aside, what’s most striking is hearing from Stanley himself. In the clip below, you’ll see a thoughtful, humble young man who even admits he didn’t expect to get into every top school — but still thought the state schools were within reach. He’s not alone. Stories like this are surfacing everywhere. Students are asking: When did merit stop mattering? It’s time we start rewarding it.

@lukerosiak @DOGE Luke Rosiak is fastly becoming an important and trusted voice in modern journalism.

Part 2: The African Development Foundation, which locked its doors to prevent @DOGE from entering, was essentially laundering $ through foreign aid. It would tell Congress it was giving a donation to an African group, then force the Africans to write checks to bureaucrats in DC.

@SenecaSpeaks21 Nicely done Seneca!

I blew the whistle. Wait until my lawsuit against The City Of Oakland.

@LisaBritton @Cobratate Great response

Hello, Mr. Tate… Although you used different words, I’m taking from this that your response aligns with the most common response here, that women today are too self-focused and materialistic for healthy marriage, and women need to make changes if we want young men to want to marry. Thanks for your response!

A lot of young men I speak with these days say they’ll never, ever get married. I understand where they’re coming from, but I think marriage is still very important for family formation and strengthening our communities, so I think we need to address this growing hesitation among young men with understanding, humility and compassion. What do you think we can do to make marriage more appealing and fair to men?

@ELonMuskNewssX 👍

Would you accept this Tesla for free ? A. YES B. NO Give me a Thumbs-Up👍 if you accept

@JuliusKizito10 Thank you Julius.

What is the best mental health advice you have ever received?

In the U.S., ~4,500-5,000 men die each year from work injuries compared to ~450 women. Since 1992, 161,970 men and 13,628 women have died from fatal work injuries. Men are 92% of fatal work injuries.

Purchase on Amazon Today Boys, A Rescue Plan: Moving Beyond the Politics of Masculinity to Healthy Male Development a.co/d/dExJcHN

@otheredtoo @InHisWordsUS No.

@InHisWordsUS Was he found guilty of any charges?

Giving Tuesday: #SaveOurSons by making a tax-deductible donation to create the first U.S. Report on the Status of America's Sons. (GIBM is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt nonprofit organization: gibm.us/donate).

@annamlulis Absolutely!

This child, with an extra chromosome, is valuable and worthy of life.