I am so grateful for this book. There is palpable love in it. Love with eyes wide open to the dangers our boys face in todays world and love leading to a better kinder place. Uju Asika has done a lot of homework culturally and historically and through raising her boys and I will implement her lessons with my own boys. Rob Delaney comedian actor writer and Sunday Times bestselling author of A Heart That WorksUju Asika writes with much empathy and insight about some of the hard conversations we need to have as a society. Her first book Bringing Up Race changed the way I think act and talk about race. I am sure this book will be just as transformative for countless parents and educators of boys. Its a deeply engaging read that shines with Ujus trademark wit and wisdom. Julia Samuel bestselling author podcaster and awardwinning psychotherapistAs a domestic equity advocate I believe if we want to change the world we need to start at home. Raising Boys Who Do Better is exactly the book Ive been looking for as a mother trying to bring up my two boys against the weight of patriarchal conditioning. What I love about Ujus writing is that she doesnt preach or push an agenda instead she invites us to reframe the way we think about masculinity and how we can ALL do better for our sons and for society at large. A funny thoughtprovoking and heartcentred read that I would recommend to anyone not just parents of boys. Eve Rodsky New York Times bestselling author of Fair Play and Find Your Unicorn SpaceThis is such a wideranging informative and relatable book that really resonated with me. Parenting our sons is often the forgotten part of equality. With an understanding of what its actually like to bring up a boy in the 21st Century Uju Asika has brought together research with her own experiences giving parents some of the prompts and tools we need to raise our sons to do better. Kirstie Beaven cofounder and editorinchief of Sonshine magazineRaising Boys Who Do Better is the most