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Scientists are on the verge of a male birth-control pill. Will men take it? | Jill Filipovic
(www.theguardian.com)
this post was submitted on 18 Dec 2023
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For those objecting to the anti-men polemic and lack of substance in the linked article: welcome to 'Opinions' (editorial) in 'The Guardian'. I enjoy their news coverage but these articles, often written by guest columnists, are every bit as toxic as their mirror image- editorial opinions in 'The Daily Mail', and typically just as devoid of substance. I would advise anyone to avoid them, and instead to search for reporting based on evidence and research. I haven't been able to find a recent one for this story on the Guardian's site, but here's one from Sky News: British men first in the world to try new hormone-free male contraceptive pill
Yeah, I never bother with opinion pieces from the Guardian. They do pretty good at straight journalism, but their op-eds are fucking bonkers.