In a study of more than twelve thousand teenagers after divorce, children living with single dads fared better than children living with single moms. - Warren Farrell

Young men between twenty-five and thirty-one are 66 percent more likely than their female counterparts to be living with their parents.

Father absence is not just correlated with negative outcomes but actually causes negative outcomes.

The one-sided funding creates one-sided images that reinforce the press defining as progress an examination of only women’s issues. Thus, a quarter century’s-worth of studies showing domestic violence against men to be more than equal to domestic violence against women receive so little publicity as to barely make a dent on the public’s consciousness.