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Democrats and other American leftists are waging a war against something they call "toxic masculinity. Meanwhile, China is heading in a different direction. It's decided that its boys have become too feminized and is working hard to inculcate more manly qualities.

The war on boys has been in play for some time. I first became aware of it when my son was three, and a darling kid who was the perfect boy stereotype. He was fascinated with trucks, dinosaurs, and superheroes.

Unlike my daughter and her friends, who often sat and talked, he and his friends frolicked like little goats, jumping around, and butted heads for the fun of it all. Outside his little enclave, all was not well. Schools were a problem, too. Outside Montessori classrooms, which allow children to move around, public school education is geared to girls, who sit quietly.

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Boy energy is anathema in a classroom. This is especially true given the fact that public schools are overrun by women — and, nowadays, women who, in college, didn't learn much about history or math, geography, English, etc. The world would be a better place if men sat around and talked about their emotions, appeared soft and gentle all the time, and were never physical. That's ridiculous. The reality is that men process emotions differently and are inherently more physical than women. And yes, men do appear tough because, physically, they are tougher than women, and, in the The Stereotypes Of Superheroes for resources one that exists even in our modern worldthe tougher man has the advantage.

In a sane world, we take men's innate qualities — the competitiveness, the physicality, and the more limited emotional vocabulary Steeotypes and channel them into virtues. We encourage healthy competitiveness, bravery, loyalty, athletic prowess, the masculine Yang that meshes so gracefully and naturally with the feminine Yin. In leftist world, we insist that men must become like women.]