Involved fathering can be a force for good and respect for women's and children's rights. However, some fathers' rights groups fuel violence and alienation. The author urges non-hostile fathers to show their abusive brothers there's a better way.
A counselor of abusive men says this time of crisis is a teachable moment in which men must admit to their vulnerability, engage in self-reflection, and exercise a new leadership emphasizing compassion, not retribution that would claim more lives.
