An open letter to Damien Barry

Recently an article was published in the Courier Mail, a newspaper published in Brisbane, Australia.

The article explained that Mr Damien Barry, deputy head at Moreton Bay Boy's College, has been awarded the Churchill Fellowship to develop a program to help boys develop in to good men.

A prototype project called has apparently already been developed. The courier mail tell us:

He has already created a fledgling program at his college called The Good Men Project, which focuses on creating a community of strong, compassionate male role models for the students.

First we must wonder what is meant by the term good men. We in the men's rights movement might suspect that the intention is to teach boys that they should value themselves principally in their utility to others, to be stoic and to respect women without expecting respect in return. Perhaps the rest of the article will enlighten us

One wonders if there is a link to the well known website The Good Men Project. Only Damien Barry can surely tell us.

He said domestic violence was “all about men”.

“It’s overwhelmingly blokes hitting families, not the other way around,” he said.

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