article_snippet: What Sandberg and LeanIn.org are also hoping to do is show men specifically what men can do, providing a series of tips about things men could start doing at home and at work, and as managers, as soon as men finish reading this story.
article_snippet: Many of the suggestions might seem like common sense to many women -- such as male managers giving women credit in meetings and men sharing 50-50 in household and child care duties at home.
article_snippet: " men can do that are based on real data, men will see not only how men can help but how men individually will benefit.
article_snippet: The way men react when you tell men children of more active fathers of any income level, no matter how active a mother is, do better -- a lot of men, particularly those with wives who are home (and who say) '
article_snippet: we need to show men what many men are already doing every day at home and at work.
article_snippet: Men today are spending far more time doing housework and helping with child care and are enjoying more egalitarian relationships than any generation in American history, and their ideas about what it means to be a man have begun to shift as well, said Kimmel, who is the author of more than 20 books including "Manhood in America: A Cultural History.