Rachel Janfaza

So I've had a lot of young men tell me that when it comes to social dynamics and political dynamics, they have for a while amid a movement for women's rights and rights of all people felt that they've been left out of the conversation.

So I've had a lot of young men tell me that when it comes to social dynamics and political dynamics, they have for a while amid a movement for women's rights and rights of all people felt that they've been left out of the conversation.

And I think we saw this play out most during the 2024 election when I heard from so many young men saying to me that, A, they felt like the Democratic Party didn't want them there or wasn't speaking to them, in part because the Democratic Party was championing not just women's rights, but LGBTQ rights and reproductive health care access and abortion access.

And I think we saw this play out most during the 2024 election when I heard from so many young men saying to me that, A, they felt like the Democratic Party didn't want them there or wasn't speaking to them, in part because the Democratic Party was championing not just women's rights, but LGBTQ rights and reproductive health care access and abortion access.

And I think we saw this play out most during the 2024 election when I heard from so many young men saying to me that, A, they felt like the Democratic Party didn't want them there or wasn't speaking to them, in part because the Democratic Party was championing not just women's rights, but LGBTQ rights and reproductive health care access and abortion access.

And while they could have been brought in as allies and been, you know, strong leaders in the messaging around these topics, I think that young men felt like they weren't supposed to be a part of the conversation. And I don't think this always comes from a place of poor intentions.

And while they could have been brought in as allies and been, you know, strong leaders in the messaging around these topics, I think that young men felt like they weren't supposed to be a part of the conversation. And I don't think this always comes from a place of poor intentions.

And while they could have been brought in as allies and been, you know, strong leaders in the messaging around these topics, I think that young men felt like they weren't supposed to be a part of the conversation. And I don't think this always comes from a place of poor intentions.

I've heard from young men, and this is really interesting, who say that they understand that men have always had the opportunity to speak and that women haven't. And so when it comes to issues that affect women, they feel like they shouldn't be the spokespeople for that issue.

I've heard from young men, and this is really interesting, who say that they understand that men have always had the opportunity to speak and that women haven't. And so when it comes to issues that affect women, they feel like they shouldn't be the spokespeople for that issue.

I've heard from young men, and this is really interesting, who say that they understand that men have always had the opportunity to speak and that women haven't. And so when it comes to issues that affect women, they feel like they shouldn't be the spokespeople for that issue.

And so if you look at an issue like abortion access, I've heard from plenty of young men who might be pro-choice, who might believe in women's rights to abortion. They said that because the issue doesn't directly affect them in their body, they felt as though they shouldn't be outspoken about it.

And so if you look at an issue like abortion access, I've heard from plenty of young men who might be pro-choice, who might believe in women's rights to abortion. They said that because the issue doesn't directly affect them in their body, they felt as though they shouldn't be outspoken about it.

And so if you look at an issue like abortion access, I've heard from plenty of young men who might be pro-choice, who might believe in women's rights to abortion. They said that because the issue doesn't directly affect them in their body, they felt as though they shouldn't be outspoken about it.

And therefore, it wasn't necessarily an issue that they were prioritizing in the presidential election.

And therefore, it wasn't necessarily an issue that they were prioritizing in the presidential election.

And therefore, it wasn't necessarily an issue that they were prioritizing in the presidential election.