MeToo gaps leave male assault survivors seeking voice
The MeToo movement, rooted in women’s experiences, leaves some male victims feeling overlooked while survivors like University of Minnesota professor Chris Brown and Moody Bible Institute’s Andrew Schmutzer seek recognition. Leaders at MaleSurvivor cite studies showing higher childhood abuse rates among men and advocate visible male voices to reduce stigma. Prominent figures including Theo Fleury, R. A. Dickey, Tyler Perry, Tom Arnold, Anthony Edwards, and Chester Bennington’s former bandmate have spoken out, with Edwards joining a related group to support male survivors.
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Chris Brown
University of Minnesota
James Levine
Levine
Metropolitan Opera Company
Brown
Andrew Schmutzer
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Schmutzer
MaleSurvivor
U.S
Pentagon
Richard Gartner
Penn State University
Jerry Sandusky
Gartner
Theo Fleury
R.A. Dickey
Tyler Perry
Tors
Tom Arnold
Anthony Edwards
Chester Bennington
Linkin Park
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Dickey
Perry
Atlanta Braves
NHL
Opioid prescriptions fall nationwide after years of rise
IQVIA data show a 8.9 to 9 percent average drop in opioid prescriptions filled nationwide last year, with declines of more than 5 percent across all states and the District of Columbia. The trend follows increased restrictions and rising awareness of addiction risks amid ongoing overdose deaths.
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District of Columbia
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New England
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Michael Rene
Institute
Ant
Drug Enforcement Administration
Bob Twillman
The
Academy of Integrative Pain Management
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