New research shows how young men ‘copy’ their fathers’ masculinity
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Professor Michael Flood from the School of Justice at Queensland University of Technology talks about the important role fathers play in enabling boys to express a healthier masculinity. This is a really interesting conversation and we find out how we can break the cycle of toxic masculinity.
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