1. According to Allan G. Johnson, the media does not accurately report on the problem of male violence toward women. R.F. Doyle contends that the media ignores men’s issues and concerns. Based on these readings, do you think that the media truthfully depicts men’s roles? Explain your answer.
2. Waller R. Newell asserts that male aggression toward women has been due to thirty years of social engineering. Do you agree with his thesis that men are not naturally inclined toward violence against women? Why or why not?
3. Stephen Chapman argues that the marginalized role of fathers and husbands in modern society is detrimental to women and their children. Olga Silverstein and Beth Rashbaum contend that, while fathers can be beneficial, they are not required for a child to thrive. Whose argument do you find more convincing and why"