Rich Lowry is the editor in chief of National Review.
Rich Lowry
Editor-in-Chief, Rich Lowry, takes on the Left, and explains today's events in the context of America's remarkable history.
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The Cornell 7 Case Shows We Need More “Patriarchy” Not Less
Cornell 7, CBS News, consent, and masculinity are at the center of a larger debate over what we should be teaching boys and young men. Rich Lowry argues that while “no means no” is foundational, consent education alone isn’t enough. Rich examines CBS News’s response to the Cornell University controversy and challenges the idea that masculinity itself is the problem. Instead, he argues that boys should be taught positive masculine virtues—including responsibility, accountability, courage, independence, and protecting the vulnerable. What should we be teaching boys about being men? Watch Rich’s full breakdown, leave your reaction below, and subscribe to National Review!
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