The shameful roar of the new masculinists

This is the wrong way to react to #MeToo

President Trump.

It once seemed like the #MeToo movement might achieve something extraordinary in our age of social fracturing and political polarization, and unite people across the lines of party and identity for genuine social reform.

That hope is long gone now.

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Brandon McGinley

Brandon McGinley writes from Pittsburgh, where he works for the Pennsylvania Family Institute and lives with his wife and daughter. His writing has appeared in print in National Review, Fare Forward, and the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, and online at First Things, Public Discourse, and The Federalist. He has edited a book on Catholic fatherhood, The Joys and Challenges of Family Life, to be published by Our Sunday Visitor in spring 2015.