Category Archives: Aaron Renn

10 Pillars of Masculinity | Aaron Renn

Aaron Renn writes: The ten pillars I discuss are: Identity. Mission. Agency. Virtue. Knowledge. Wisdom. Fraternity. Every man needs a band a brothers. Family. Suffering. Legacy. What are you going to leave behind when you are gone?

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Cities Are Actively Hostile To Conservatives, Why Would Conservatives Not Want To Retaliate Against Liberals?

Aaron Renn writes: Cities also give the green light to people creating a very hostile environment for anyone who is openly conservative, or even merely insufficiently liberal. We’ve all seen the videos of BLM activists harassing diners at outdoor cafes, … Continue reading

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How to Live in a Lower Trust Nation

Aaron Renn writes: Loyalty is the coin of the realm. Disclosing personal emails, even if from an ex-friend, to the media in order to try to harm someone is treasonous. It’s also to be expected. In a lower trust society, … Continue reading

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How Richard Reeves is making it acceptable for the center-left to address the challenges facing today’s boys and men

Aaron Renn writes: I think it’s important to have people on the center-left talking about men’s issues. If we care about actually improving the lives of men, then we don’t want the goal of helping men flourish to become partisan … Continue reading

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The Danger Of Online Feuds

Ezra Klein told Mark Leibovitch in 2022: And something about the back-and-forth of stepping out for Trump a bit, then getting this blowback, then stepping out a bit more and getting this blowback. And soon your friends are totally different, … Continue reading

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