Liz Plank
Liz Plank, an MSNBC columnist, award-winning journalist and author, was the host of "Positive Spin." Her book, "For the Love of Men: A New Vision for Mindful Masculinity," was published in 2019.
Liz Plank, an MSNBC columnist, award-winning journalist and author, was the host of "Positive Spin." Her book, "For the Love of Men: A New Vision for Mindful Masculinity," was published in 2019.
Latest from Liz Plank
The GOP's shameless lies about a 10-year-old rape victim speak volumes
The Wall Street Journal and Republicans alike cast doubt on an all too common occurrence.
Abortion bans are stopping these women from getting medication for their chronic illness
Women of childbearing age are being told that having a uterus precludes them from having access to vital medication.
No matter who 'wins' the Johnny Depp-Amber Heard trial, America has lost
The jury has final say. But I’m less interested in whether Amber Heard is a liar, and more interested in why so many people are invested in the idea that she might be.
Data shows men are taking pregnancy prevention into their own hands
Gently encouraging men to get vasectomies hasn’t exactly worked in the past. Maybe an extreme right-wing minority encoding forced birth into law will.
The end of Roe v. Wade is a men's rights issue, too — literally
If you’re a man and you think abortion rights don’t impact you, you're wrong.
Can shrinking masculinity finally get Tucker Carlson to care about climate change?
Imagine if instead of using his platform to push pseudo-science onto impressionable men, Carlson promoted the science that already exists.
Kim Kardashian's 'advice' to working women totally works — if you're already rich
For Kardashian to allude to any kind of meritocratic social order where women who work the hardest amass the most wealth is ludicrous — at best.
Humanitarian efforts aren't doing enough to evacuate Ukrainians with disabilities
For some disabled Ukrainian refugees, even making it to the border doesn't guarantee escape.
How gun makers bait insecure young men into buying weapons
Research shows that men whose manhood is undermined are more likely to express a desire to own guns.
Josh Hawley wants to fix America's men. Good luck to him.
Hawley points to real struggles that men are experiencing, but fails to come up with ways to actually solve them.
Jonah Hill's body is his business. But here's why we need to talk about it.
Jonah Hill shows how men's historical immunity to public scrutiny of their bodies is eroding.
