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Young Women’s Christian Association (YWCA) of Tuscon, Arizona in the
United States says it’s time to talk about boys. Ya think?
"This YWCA seminar isn’t interested in raising healthy
sons. It’s interested in raising feminist sons who are browbeaten into
ideological submission."
“The unique, and often overlooked, plight of today’s boys and young
men will be the subject of an interactive workshop Saturday at the YWCA
of Tucson,” writes Patricia Machelor at Arizona Daily Star.
“A changing social landscape coupled with absentee fathers and a lack
of male role models are among the topics to be discussed at “Raising
Healthy Sons,” which is for parents, teachers and anybody who cares
about young people, said Kelly Fryer, executive director of the YWCA
Tucson.”
Sounds promising, yes? Not so fast. First, note this is a YWCA, not a YMCA.
So what’s the difference, you might wonder? I know I have wondered,
since all YMCAs and YWCAs have come to be known as “the Y.” According to a statement from the YWCA, here’s the difference:




