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Who will teach our boys to be men? Mentorship, involved fathers and supportive schools could help boys navigate a changing world without turning to violence or hate. Gender 22 min ago

Who will teach our boys to be men? Mentorship, involved fathers and supportive schools could help boys navigate a changing world without turning to violence or hate. Gender 22 min ago

By GhanaSummary NewsroomKenya

Drugs offer relief not just from boredom, but from shame as well, and shame is one of the most powerful things I see in young men and boys who are looking for something to help them, and yet it is one of the least talked about.

Extremist groups, from the Sahel to Southern Africa, understand this, the deep needs of a boy: A boy with no identity is a boy who can be handed one, even a hateful one.

That is what is happening to boys in our cities right now, quietly, frequently, and no one is paying attention.

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