For too long, men's stories have been relegated to the margins of history, seen only through the lens of our wives, sisters, mothers, or daughters. Today, a new era dawns. As men rise up, finding their voices and sharing their experiences, the tide is turning.

My fascination with men's history isn't a call to arms, but a tribute to their perseverance, strength, and spirit. The more I learn about the men who paved the way, the more their struggles and triumphs resonate. The Men's Movement wasn't built by a select few, but by countless ordinary men who, while raising families and tending to hearths, while fighting for education and opportunity, dared to make a difference for all.

Sharing these stories is the driving force behind my newsletter, Men Make History: Untold Tales. It's also the reason for my essays, interviews, and the book I'm writing about Frederick Douglass.