Everyone Speaks for Women but Who Speaks for Men?

Male space is disappearing.

Photo by Tad Carpenter

There are zero exclusively male spaces in the West. Zero.

And before you start rolling your eyes or preparing your outraged comment, let me be clear: I’m not saying this is good or bad. I’m saying it’s a fact. And that fact has consequences no one wants to discuss.

Because discussing male problems has become social suicide.

The world used to be men’s. It’s not anymore.

The business world used to be male. It’s not anymore. Women are in the workforce and they’re not going anywhere. And that’s good.

Sports used to be male. They’re not anymore. Every broadcast has female commentators, reporters, presenters. And that’s fine.

Social clubs used to be male. They were legally dismantled for being discriminatory.

Even the Boy Scouts no longer exists because, apparently, it was too traumatic for girls to be excluded.

But here’s the interesting part: this infiltration of single-sex spaces hasn’t been bilateral.

Women want men to surrender male spaces. But they want to keep their own. The Boy Scouts were disbanded. The Girl Scouts are alive and well. And they don’t…