in our "after words" conversation with author peggy orenstein. >> congratulations peggy orenstein on raise release r book boys and teed unturned sex. i want to begin with an interesting theme that i kept turning back around to in your book which

in our "after words" conversation with author peggy orenstein. >> congratulations peggy orenstein on the raise release r book boys and teed unturned sex. i want to begin with an interesting theme that i kept turning back around to in your book which eliminates a lot of the historical moment in the contradiction that we currently have. in your research it seems that the young man that you talk to have at least the beginnings of an understanding of the changing politics around sex and gender. a lot of them go so far to offer pronouns, they talk about feminist concepts such as consent in these changing conditions but they all seen haunted by past ideas and masculinity and sexuality. in one case she wrote that the young man was critical of the classic markers of masculinity but he aspired to them. it feels like there's a ghost of masculinity and sexuality following the young men around them can you talk about that. >> yeah, it's actually almost as if a layered all the new expectations on thoughts of the old ones without really challenging or looking at or eliminating the old one so that

process due to coronavirus restrictions the children arriving in germany will complete a 2 week orenstein before moving on to other cities thousands of miles from the harsh conditions of the camps they left behind for more on that we're joined now by journalists and in athens and to appreciate your being here let me start with the 1st question that jumps out for me why are only children being moved out of the out of the camps. right well this is a plan which the prime minister here. it's a takis hatched very very early on after his election here last year. and it has to do basically with the fact that greece is coping with 100000 migrants who are trapped here in the country and resettlement in relocation programs with europe have effectively halted so what he's trying to do with this plan is start off with the most vulnerable the lot which of course are these unaccompanied minors and that's what the government it's no coincidence for example that the prime minister was there today at the airport sending off these children to germany there were 12 more who were sent to luxembourg just a co

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so congratulation peggy orenstein on the release of your book, boys and. an interesting theme i kept coming around to with your book we currently have in your research it seemed that that young man you talk to have at least the beginnings of an understanding of the changing polish politics around and gender they offer pronouns i talk about feminist concepts such as consent, sort of these changing conditions they all seem haunted by the idea of masculinity and sexuality. in one case you wrote one man was critical of the markers of masculinity but he aspired to them. feels like there is a ghost of masculinity and sexuality and is hoping you could talk about that. so it's almost as if they layered all of these new expectations on top of the old ones without really challenging or looking at, or eliminating the old ones. they are in a real state of conflict. so on one hand, yes, guys sees women as deserving of their place in the classroom, deserving of being their place on the playing field. , as deserving of being a weird as they are, but that's all in the pub

leader you fail to act you said you didn't do anything you failed to later the city manager michael orenstein said he appreciates hardy's luth for exuberance but added the 30 year old commissioner just needs to calm down. and i just say as someone he was a community reporter and covered like all the city council meetings the most exciting thing i knew. and i was so much better if i had a meeting about like. he stole my act yeah. no but seriously that's that's what drives me nuts is it's like this is not polite well he's absolutely right is it polite to turn off someone's electricity in the middle of a global pandemic like people should be furious and instead it's always dealt with like you're being disrespectful right now listen we're going to keep destroying people's lives but we're going to do it at a moderate tone. you can't be yelling in here you know we have a certain way we run meetings really if people drop dead during those meetings that really is nothing we can do no something really that's that's the only a microcosm of what's going on over florida i think that's like an entire stat

elsewhere around the world imposing a unique orenstein rule by separating the sexes the idea of coming up with a minute behind it but men and women now each have specific days of the week when they're allowed to venture outside everyone by the way is going to stay on a sunday officials say too many people have still been circulating despite the lockdown rules there on the hope is that it can be tackled by stopping men and women going out together similar measures have been enforced in peru. different tack in san francisco this is a car horn protesters saying it's against the way immigrants are being detained in holding senses it's claimed it puts them at risk of contracting covert 19 since protesters kind of mask because of self isolation they've instead as you can say taken to their cause they were joined by similar caravans in los angeles san diego and sacramento. thousands if not millions of workers and students are conducting meetings in classes by resorting to video conferencing services like zoo record numbers of signed up but it shine a light on privacy and security concerns zum

is imposing unique orenstein rule by separating the sexes the idea and this many women now have specific days of the week when they are allowed to venture outside everyone's got to stay home on a sunday officials say too many people still been circulating despite the lockdown rules although that could be tackled by stopping men and women going out together similar measures being enforced in peru. what you see here is a car horn protest breaking the silence in san francisco it's impro test of the way immigrants are being detained it's claimed that living conditions put them at risk of contracting co with 90 since protesters kind of mask because of self isolation we're doing this they're taking to the cause they were joined by similar caravans in los angeles diego and sacramento. so as we've seen time and time again people been coming up with plenty of creative ways to break the boredom of self isolation from online workouts to virtual nightclubs there are all sorts of solutions to help us get together but without actually getting together let's say you know from some people who really kno

called the used biggest test since its foundation at the same time germany is to impose a 2 week orenstein on citizens and long term residents returning from travels abroad. back in the chancellery after 2 weeks in coron chain and 3 negative colonel virus tests german chancellor angela merkel made her return. in my opinion europe the european union is facing its biggest test since its foundation populations are also facing a huge health challenge. all the e.u. member states are being affected on varying levels we're all affected. and so it must be in everyone's interest and it is in germany's interest that europe should emerge strongly from this test. as merkel voiced her concerns for europe on monday the government's crisis group agreed to institute a 2 week quarantine for people returning to germany from a full 10th all german nationals e.u. citizens and other longtime residents who return after several days abroad will have to quarantine themselves for 14 days there are however exceptions. including seasonal workers in agriculture commuters travelling to work truck drivers delivering go

. >> tonight on "after words" first new times magazine contributor peggy orenstein examines sexual culture in young male masculinity. please enjoy booktv now and also watch over the weekend on c-span2.

so congratulation peggy orenstein on the release of your book, boys and.

tonight on "after words," new york times magazine contributor peggy orenstein examine sexual culture and young male masculinity. former deputy national security adviser kay t mcfarlane details her time in the trump administration. new york times reporter jennifer steinour talks about the largest class of women of her elected to congress. enjoy booktv now and watch over the weekend on c-span2. >> the coronavirus pandemic is having an impact on the congressional schedule. house majority leader steny hoyer announced members will not be back for legislative business until monday may 4th

tonight and "after words," new york times magazine contributor peggy orenstein examines sexual culture and male masculinity. been joined booktv now and watch over the weekend on c-span2. [applause] >> thank you. good afternoon, everyone. thank you for joining us for this booktalk. brick -- "brick by brick: building hope and opportunity for women survivors everywhere". by karen sherman. what a powerful title. each word of the title has power within its own self. i think you will see that illuminated today during a conversation that karen sherman will have with barbara. i am the managing director of the aspen institute and it is my pleasure to step in for my boss, and mosley, who is executive director and vice president at the aspen institute. unfortunately she had a family emergency and is not able to make it but she was heavily involved in the planning. it was her honor to host this booktalk because she has known karen sherman as a close friend for many many years. if you know her you know her personal and professional relationships and commitments are important to her. only an emergen

. >> iq heavy orenstein, author of boys and sex an important book i hope people pick up and read front to back and start right over again and should you. >> thank you for having quite . >> .. >> later historian edward larson on franklin and washington about the relationship between benjamin franklin and geoe

today on "after words" at "new york times" peggy orenstein looks at sexual culture and male masculinity. former deputy administrator details her time in the trump administration later jennifer talks about the first class of women ever elected to congress. please watch book tv now and over the weekend on cspan2. ♪ ♪ >> television has changed in c-span began 40 years ago but our mission continues to provide an unfiltered view of government. already dishy we've brought you primary election coverage, presidential impeachment process and now the federal response to the coronavirus you can watch all of c-span's public affair on television, online or listen on her free radio app and be part of the national conversation through the "washington journal" program or through our social media seats, c-span created by private industry, america's cable television company as a public service and brought to you today by your television

talking about transporting them between regions when you're talking about an acting maybe more severe orenstein herself isolation. the political organisation ok one final point when we talk about the size of the country of the regions any crisis inside or outside the russian borders mr putin is generally always front and center he's always there he is the face of russia when it comes to covert 19 within his own country is he hands on or hands off. this is one of the interesting points you've been taking a very hands off approach and this is for a number of reasons 1st off the pandemic presents the kind of problem that can't be easily solved with the kind of administrative resources or extra police or or any tool box that he's used to using secondly combat in the pandemic is going to require a lot of very unpopular measures we've seen in cities across europe go into lockdown and you know obviously there's been you know this is not been an easy time for anybody the national leadership ordering that is something that could affect popularity and his authority really depends on maintaining that's po

. >> iq heavy orenstein, author of boys and sex an important book i hope people pick up and read front to back and start right over again and should you. >> thank you for having quite . >> .. >> later historian edward larson on franklin and washington about the relationship between benjamin franklin and george washington. want to book this week and every weekend here on c-span2. >> i am very delighted to welcome you to our event today but is on the conservative case for class actions, a book written by professor fitzpatrick that galvanize this debate. we got three outstanding speakers, panelists, i should say. our first is the head of the class action practice, he has litigated and defended countless class actions including over 20 dismissals of class action cases. you may have a sense for his position on match. he is a graduate of georgetown, undergraduate and university of virginia law school which he was on the law review and he is also the author of a chapter in the popular guided series on [inaudible] so please welcome christopher. [applause] >> our next panelist is the professor