Men of Tears: The Workshop That Teaches Men to Cry
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Filename: 09-2462-0110
Photographer: Frederic Neema
Location: San Anselmo/ CA- United States
Caption: Two members of a group of men gathering in Sausalito, CA, on February 16, 2011, get emotional while sharing their experience. Men of Tears is a workshop organized by Lee Glickstein and Pete van Dyk to teach men that it is healthy to cry. Every week, a group of men gather for two hours in a room where they share their sad experiences, sometimes with tears. Crying is promoted as a therapeutic practice.
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