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International Men’s Day 2019 sparks Man-2-Man discussion. | SMN News

November 15, 2019

International Men’s Day 2019 sparks Man-2-Man discussion. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Tuesday, November 19 marks the day when the nation shall pause and join men around the world as they celebrate International’s Men’s Day under the theme “Making a Difference for Men and Boys”.

International Men’s Day, though not on the Global and National policy agenda of observed days it is a day that has been celebrated some thirty years. It was inaugurated back in February 1992 by a Thomas Oaster (Wikipedia). On November 19th, 1999 a University of the West Indies Trinidad & Tobago History lecturer by the name of Dr. Jerome Teelucksingh resuscitated the movement. The date November


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