Media Advisory

Media Advisory: Prominent Anthropologist Lionel Tiger to Speak on the Decline of Males (May 11, 2012)

May 11, 2012

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Amber Taylor
CCMF Communications Director
info@menandfamilies.org
416-457-8932

MEDIA ADVISORY – FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

PROMINENT ANTHROPOLOGIST LIONEL TIGER TO SPEAK ON THE DECLINE OF MALES

New National “Men’s Issues” Organization to Explore Results of Male Mockery on Disadvantaged Men

TORONTO, ONTARIO — (May 11, 2012) –  Anthropologist Dr. Lionel Tiger will give a talk titled “Male Original Sin: How did men get to be so defective?” and will highlight the decline of male power, on Thursday, May 17, 2012 at 7:00pm at the University of Toronto.

The Canadian Centre for Men and Families (CCMF), a new national non-profit focused on “Men’s Issues” is hosting the McGill graduate to discuss the devaluation and mockery of males in popular culture that has become pervasive in our society.

“From TV to classroom seminars, men are increasingly regarded as defective,” said CCMF Spokesperson Bradley Corbett. “The unexplored question is what happens to men who fail to acquire education or family status?”

“Tiger lives up to his name,” said Corbett. “He is as a fierce and powerful orator on controversial topics such as the link between biology and social interaction. He dares to be politically incorrect, tackling provocative, timely and critical social issues that most prefer to avoid.”

The event continues CCMF’s unprecedented Men’s Issues Awareness Campaign, initiated by National Post columnist Barbara Kay’s March lecture on feminism and discrimination against fathers, which drew a powerful backlash.

WHEN: 7:00 p.m., Thursday, March. 17, 2012
WHERE:  Koffler House, Room 108, at 569 Spadina Ave., University of
Toronto

For interviews with CAFE Spokespeople, or Dr. Lionel Tiger, who will be present in Toronto as of Tuesday, May 15, contact:

Amber Taylor
CCMF Communications Director
info@menandfamilies.org
416-457-8932

The Canadian Association for Equality provides educational programs, consciousness-raising initiatives and a public voice on men’s issues.

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