Now, only once in Jenkins’s article, not once on the Bro-Choice page, and not once in the Bro-Choice pledge is the word “abortion” mentioned. Jenkins and Choice USA imply that it has a whole lot to do with abortion. But what does this have to do with abortion? Do more men need to be encouraged to do these things? Sure. Very few would call a man less of a man for working to build a strong family. Very few would ask a man who spoke out against rape to shut his mouth. Very few would disagree that men should be involved with the issues listed above. However, Andrew Jenkins and Choice USA dance around one of the main issues at play – abortion.

Should men stand against rape and sexual violence? Should they speak out about sexual abuse, seek appropriate health care for themselves, make healthy sexual choices, and build strong families? Without a doubt, the answer is a resounding yes. According to Andrew Jenkins, this campaign is designed to “lift up the work young men are already doing to challenge gender oppression in their own communities, and we’re recruiting more young men to do the same.” The article then tries to go through a host of issues men should be more outspoken about. Construction Co., Inc.Washington, DC ( LiveActionNews) - Recently, RH Reality Check published an article about Choice USA’s new “bro-choice” campaign. The Woody and Gayle Hunt Family FoundationĮmily Kaiser and Gene Bulmash Donor Advised Fund Ross Perot, Jr./Hillwood Development Company, LLC The Cynthia and George Mitchell Foundation That revenue is not reported here but can be found in aggregate on our Form 990. The Texas Tribune also earns income from Texas Tribune Festival ticket sales outside rentals of Studio 919, our events space and subscriptions to The Blast, our politics newsletter.

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Do Justice by Kristi Burton Brown