If we truly loved our daughters and wanted to keep them safe, we wouldn't just allow boys to fumble into adulthood and pray our daughters don't fall prey to their process. We would raise kind-hearted, compassionate, committed young people who happen to be men, the kind of men our communities need. And boys don't learn to be decent men after they've been no good for 35 years, they learn on the playground, and in the classroom, and on the football field, and in their childhood homes, because that’s when and where the character is built.

Protect Your Daughter? Educate Your Son!