so soldiers overwhelmingly argue that there can be good men, men who serve their country effectively who use liquor because. it makes them better soldiers. it allows them to stay healthier. it staves off the harsh effects of camp life and and enables men to serve their to the fullest. thank. wonderful. thank you so much, megan. that was that was very enlightening and. i, i want to remind you all that you can put any questions you have into the q chapel books and we will, we will get as many asked as we possibly can. but i guess to start us off, how did you become interested in this topic of alcohol and masculinity? i mean, this is very interesting topic that that that's been overlooked. so how did you how did this interview it that's a really it's really interesting question and i don't think i have a very short answer. i think i went to grad school interested in the civil war. my purdue professors might have had something to do with that, but i was interested the war for a few decades before that. so the drinking part, i think, kind of hit me by surprise when i got into grad school,

is i think it's just natural differences between men and women. women are more interested in caring, touchy, helping jobs, doing all day, and men are more interested building things with their hands or things are analytical, whatever. so would be a mistake to try to push more men into female jobs and to solve the decline in the male working class. that way it fixing this problem will require fire bringing back or fortifying the male dominated because i don't think them in to female jobs is going to work right so yeah there's a political economy piece that is flowing from your comments and i'm assuming think about how, you know, our policies do or do not tend to reinforce excessive employment in american higher education. you know, there's tons and tons of administrators doing work that doesn't need to get done, as we all know. and there are women and many of them are women. and the same thing is true, obviously, in health care as well. so we can think about to kind of steering, you know, our economy in directions that are more favorable towards, y

and i, i wanted to take a bus which was the back of which is full of men back with men. and then i thought that maybe i could take a seat with the driver and maybe it will, i will feel more safe, comfortable. but the entire 45 minutes to one hour, the driver kept standing at me, made me really uncomfortable. and when the bus stop game, i took a taxi to go to my home and when i paid the taxi driver, he literally grabbed my hand. it was a horrible day for me. so we are distort. it is important because sexual harassment on public transport is an issue that affects millions of and on a daily basis about ideally this and given what you're saying, i mean, to what extent are families reluctant to let their daughters and sisters travel alone? so in an average household, in pakistan on there is associated with women and then there is a level of, or the degree of protection that are on that has to be protected. and because a public transport is so unsafe, it's out of question for most women and young girls to take public transport on their own alone without being accompanied by th

. ., ~ , ., ., men? we have equal pay in australia between men — men?ween men and _ men? we have equal pay in australia between men and women, _ men? we have equal pay in australia between men and women, an - men? we have equal pay in australia between men and women, an issue | men? we have equal pay in australia i between men and women, an issue we have strong feelings about. we have been an dialogue with fifa about prize—money for the players, we aren't happy that fifa have indeed to increase the player payments —— we are happy. increased to 110 million. by the next women's cup in 2027 that plasma unable be equal and we are happy with that result. thank ou. back to northern ireland, waiting for pleasant biden leaving that hotel. meeting with leaders of the five main northern ireland political parties. we know he has said as he landed that he wants peace but we know he will be gentle in his conversation with those political leaders, he has to trade a rather tricky path and in fact the dup have accused him of being anti—british. he has said today he is

american officers and men showed the that heroes are made of. and to many of them admiral nimitz prove their nation's gratitude in the form of medals for gallantry. the pacific soon became a one way street taking soldiers marines to the threatened areas in the southwest pacific. american fighting men and navy convoy with only one idea in mind, give a chance to strike the -- --. meanwhile, america became a nation of shipbuilders, cargo ships, liberty ships to span the oceans with supplies of munitions for our fighting forces and, our allies and warships to from subs to battleships to america. a five ocean navy, a navy without more and more sea power. america's traditional need now required to drive the axis off the seven seas. another battle to slug it out for uncle sam. marines and sailors. although newer, bigger fleet being heartened, experts such as jean tunney, also preflight training of most rigorous kind toughening up our future naval air fighters. but it seems they're all out of step. but. this commando type of training, which army, navy a

the men had paid $20,000 for them. those were the men's facts. the the company telling a very different story. the company was saying that the men always knew what the deal was the company had no idea that the money had been charged that it was the recruiters to blame not this mississippi oil rig builder and at a very pivotal moment while the men were on a on a 23 day hunger strike, the new york times reported the men, a reporter named preston, who was who had previously been a war reporter, covered the balkans and other places, was now the new times immigration reporter and. she covered the story and that really caught the attention of democrats in congress. it caught the attention of key committees that had jurisdiction over the homeland security, the department of homeland and the justice department. that story really, you know, took was a, you know, a mississippi event and turned it into a national question of how was the the guest worker program being used. and it gave kind of it gave you know, it was reporting, but it gave a kind of legitim

cruising other men.ll right, you know, so we you see that? how come we don't see women doing this? i mean, certainly we that there are women who desire women sexually and if there are areas in venice and other cities where there are sort of what we would call today, a red light district, you know, where we know this is going on. why don't we see why don't we see women cruising for other women. i feel like. woman, let lives and stuck in the same place. so it's not really the who are traveling around and going to port cities and looking sexual partners. exactly if they live in those in those port cities. a lady does not go out. it's just not done. so, you know, we have some guy from diaries letters. we know that you know, there is you know what we would call lesbian activity going on today we don't see that even in sort of, you know, early centers. we see men cruising for it. so it's much more, as charlotte says, women are much more sort of secluded and they don't have the same the sort of opportunity. oka

i got to lead my men. this is the stuff you find out these diaries in these letters, in these journals the staff sergeant that herman herman, bobby stein, new york city kid. and as it turns out, he scampered up sheer cliff face of point to hawk normandy beach still wearing his mae west his mae west life preserver everybody remember what the hell is bobby doing with his life preserver and that cliff up there? but everybody remembered that. and as it turns out, stein's natural climbing ability. he was the best climber in the battalion. and in one of the letters we read, rangers were, you know, you think all herm was a second story man for the jewish back in new york city before the war you know, and one of our favorites, sergeant elrod petty, a georgia boy from loblolly in the south, the red dirt and. elrod was a staff sergeant company of baker man browning automatic rifle became the heart soul of fox company, but not before the battalion commander, big jim rutter, wanted him out. you see, elrod grew up toug

men. it sounds overblown, but in a country where many women have to fight to be allowed to leave the house alone, taking public transport is a big step to make this decision easier, karachi has introduced new pink buses and exclusive women's only service. did a better bought a be nice job? it was on one to find out what women make of it. this is how most women in karachi commute, a small woman, only section, is often occupied by men. shoving and pushing are common, a very uncomfortable and unsafe expedients for millions of women. but these new women only being buses on the doors of could archie, utter relief for many. the buses have better safety systems, such as an emergency exit lights installed and old. so security cameras and a one wave fear of less than a quarter for yodel, is affordable for most women. one of the passengers is 2080 to a pharmacist accept or now commutes to her workplace on the ping buses. like o van, you are going in this bus, you don't have to worry about, you know,

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they want men competing against our daughters and they want to force schools to allow biological men to change and shower with our daughters in the girls' locker rooms. this is wrong. proverbs reminds us that we must speak up with those who cannot speak up for -- speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves and defend the rights of those in need. i urge my colleagues to join me in supporting the protection of women and girls in sports act and stand up for the rights and the safety of our daughters. thank you and i yield back. the chair: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. takano: mr. chairman, before i introduce my other speaker, while girls' participation in sports has increased 1,000% since title ix, participation numbers still have not reached that of boys 50 years ago. with that, mr. chairman, i yield one minute to the gentlewoman from michigan, ms. stevens. the chair: expwrot is recognizes recognized. ms. stevens: mr. speaker, last month on the education committee we toiled into the early hours of the morning, marking up our very firs

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preferred men around her, but then on the other hand, with the men pulling the strings around her in the premiership. as regards italy, as so far, it has to be said, i've seen very little to suggest that she is going to depart from the scripts given to or i was going to say nature for me installed to work with actually probably from, from mr. blinking the us state department. well, it's interesting cuz i think you hit the nail in the head. it has to destruction what's going on with the countries and so far, right now it seems in the present. there's a lot of countries that obviously when they're not happy with how things are going, they look to a new leader to, i guess, adjust things and make things go in the other direction. in that idea, do you see a style of leadership fitting in with the trend? you're right, not identity politics, but maybe towards nationalism away from globalism. and how is that reflective in the type of leader that they elect when they're actually looking for someone that goes opposite of the path that, that country is on, at the current moment. nationalism as

the female athletes don't have the same power as men.— same power as men.s men. the first thing with goal is _ same power as men. the first thing with goal is when - same power as men. the first thing with goal is when you i same power as men. the firstl thing with goal is when you are trying to overstretch yourself, the first thing that goes his accuracy so you mega players who can achieve the distance but they are putting everything into it, so i have been seeing the global game in the last of the global game in the last of the decade, it's something that has improved massively because of the commitment to it and the focus on it, but it's still falling short simply because of the physical part of it and i don't think that's right. that was “ust don't think that's right. that was just a — don't think that's right. that wasjust a suggestion - don't think that's right. that was just a suggestion from middleton that it would be fascinating to see if it is taken up by other coaches in the women's six nations and even considered by world rugby in the future. hi

simultaneously between 1870-1877, 16 black men are elected to congress. and and and, and a constant, in 1866 and 1876 that were eight major massacres of black men, eight massive whingeings. with meridian in vicksburg and hamburg. there were lynchings in that tenure period. in the iteration, the thirteenth amendment was ratified in december of 1865, in december of 1865, parallel discourses, simultaneously during the whole period of reconstruction. and and the ballot, pass the bone of contention. and in the 1930s. and free labor, substitute it with neo-slavery, sharecropping, vagrancy laws that allowed a idol black men to be picked up off the street but in january, in 1873, the great depression until 1929 when the real great depression hit and they changed the name. and and and they were divided into five military histories. and a supreme court, many justices appointed by abraham lincoln, and civil rights cases of 1883, the civil rights act of 1875. black people had right in 1875. not the civil rights act of 1874. and and would be a story. and they had the

, often older men over young men. and so can you talk i want to kind of move us from the of the expansive and public to, the more personal and, interpersonal and those of dynamics that implicate feelings, identity, belonging, meaning, shame what is it like for the men who resist patriarchy, right? like it is it can be frightening and shame inducing. so how would you categorize the nature of relationship between men in patriarchy? that's a really good question. and it kind of went to the heart of this question of the origins of patriarchy, because i think in a lot of the literature, what you see is people framing patriarchy as the rule of the father within the family, and then it kind of stretches out. then you get the rule of the powerful men within the state or king over his kingdom, and i try argue, i argue the opposite, which is that gender depression began with the state and filtered down into the family. it was a state that required people to live in very rigid ways in order to serve the elites. so if you think a

fifth columnists and selfish jealous men or four men were proclaimed. and washington's cause was hopeless and that he should ask for and negotiate peace. washington conducted those hard times as provided the model for americans ever since a moral and a moral stamina he held to his cause as it had been charted in the declaration of independence. he and the brave men who served with him that no man's life was was secure without freedom and free institutions, the presence present great has taught us increasingly that freedom of personal and security of property anywhere in the world depend upon the secure ority of the rights and obligations of liberty and justice everywhere in the world. this war is a new kind of war. it is different from other wars of the past. not only this methodism of aps, but also in its geography it is warfare terms of er continent, every island, every every airplane in the world. that is the reason why i have askeyoto take out and spread before you a map of the whole earth and to follow me in the references which shall tth world enc

those men involved who did. right. john will eventually become the first territorial governor of florida. and interestingly, later he will become a minister to spain. which means that peggy is going to be present in a lot of the royal courts of europe, which is just kind of a good snub. the women that excluded her. right. john is eventually going to resign as vice president before the end of the first term here. and he will later be elected as a senator from south, where he continued his crusade in favor of nullification, end in expanding the power and scope of the institution of slavery. all right, martin van buren will replace calhoun, become vice president and then, of course, later be elected president himself after jackson serves two terms. right but all of this kind of portends really ominous signs of the future of politics six, especially leading up to the civil war. okay. now, lest we all this is just a matter of petty gossip and politics. i do want to kind of tease out the key significant elements of this stor

why there is professional basketball for men and women. it's about fairness. and one final fiber of america and giving people an opportunity that if they work hard and sacrifice. macy didn't go to her proposal. not because she wasn't asked bruce she made a decision she was going to dedicate her life and time to excel in a sport and take weekends away that her family would drive hours away to compete and that moment where she can compete and spent years for colleges around the country that she could grab a scholarship, all that time away was going to pay off. why? because she made the sacrifice where others didn't make that decision. a biological who steps in he plays with a net seven inches shorter. how many basketball players would like to play with a hoop that is shorter. when we know them, we also understand billingically and about muscle mass and fairness. reporter: representative fitzpatrick has introduced universal background check. the speaker: i haven't read the bill. the bill goes through committee. you work the process and they c

and, colonel, what's your message to the men out there, the men that are in the trenches, the men that fighting every day? what's your message to them? and what's your message to the rest of the world? the war consumes every waking hour in ukraine. a day on the zero line can feel like a lifetime. but the cover of darkness brings dima relief. ..for now. in the gloom beyond lies a constant threat. russia could attack again at any moment. and while its guns are silent, dima shows us the path out. distant explosion but dima will stand his ground here. and he's not alone. a shift change brings fresh reserves to the front. for the defenders of donbas, this is more thanjust the fight of their lives. their country is at stake, but so too is the right to live free for generations of ukrainians still to come. hello there. part two of the weekend is being quite cloudy and wet to start with across more northern and western parts of the country. further east, seeing the best of the sunshine once again. but through the afternoon, the rain will tend to fragment into sunny spells and showers. for many