The Rise of the Anti-Manosphere

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Three men's portraits displayed on a digital screen with a green pixelated background, showing the left figure with a beard, the center figure wearing glasses and a suit with tie, and the right figure in profile view.

Introducing ‘The Gentlemanosphere.’

Illustration by Noah Hickey/The Dispatch.

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Tucked at the end of his newest book, Notes on Being a Man, Scott Galloway outlined for his sons “the three legs” of what it means to be a good man: to protect, provide, and procreate. Alarmed by the “crisis with the boys and young men just ahead of you,” he walks his boys through what each of those attributes means.

Ari David Blaff is a features writer with the National Post in Canada. Before that, he was a reporter at National Review and a Tablet Magazine fellow.

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