On the sickening refusal of reformed evangelical leaders to hold C.J. Mahaney and Sovereign Grace at all accountable, even as more and more victims come forward with their stories.

Being “right” is less important than the effects of what we do.

“I’m not scared of heights; I’m scared of falling.” Somehow that seems like an appropriate caption for my life right now.

Men shouldn’t get a pass for dangerous, manipulative “Nice Guy” behavior just because they claim a feminist identity.

The Good Men Project’s recent posts are a particularly horrific and exploitative example of a narrative that centers the perspective of perpetrators, and their supposed needs and feelings, in the name of “humanizing” them.

The editors at the ill-named Good Men Project (GMP) are apparently on a mission to rehabilitate the public image of male rapists and convince people that most of them are “nice guys” and “good dudes.”