@therealreserves I think the problem here is that Aaron was the only one who called it. If he calls it it needs to be seconded by the card not a martial in my opinion.
All That Remains frontman Philip Labonte is drawing renewed attention to his 2024 op-ed, "The Silent Crisis: Why Society Is Failing Men And Boys," as federal legislation addressing challenges facing men and boys has been introduced by Reps. Nathanial Moran and Derrick Van Orden.
The op-ed, which highlighted rising male disengagement from education and work alongside increasing rates of depression and s*icide, led to multiple meetings on Capitol Hill. "We are watching too many young men drift without direction or support," Labonte said. "If we don't take this seriously, we risk losing an entire generation."
Labonte, who founded the platinum-selling rock band, has become an advocate for issues impacting men and boys and contributes to the podcast "Timcast IRL." He has called for broader awareness beyond the newly introduced legislation.