Connecticut Senator Says We ‘Cannot Avoid The Biological’ Differences ‘Between Men and Women’

A Democratic Senator from Connecticut expressed his opinion that society could no longer “avoid the biological” and evolutionary differences in men and women.

Chris Murphy said that in a Twitter thread, after reading “Of Boys and Men” by author Richard Reeves, he felt that the left was “missing the crisis” going on with “men today,” adding that it needed to be talked about.

Murphy’s tweet comes after Sen. Josh Hawley‘s (R-Miss.) book, “Manhood: The Masculine Virtues America Needs” received negative feedback and reviews even before his book was released.

“We cannot avoid the biological/evolutionary differences between men and women,” Murphy wrote in his Twitter thread on Saturday.

Murphy said that the book written by Reeves shares similar themes to the ones discussed in Murphy’s book, “The Violence Inside Us: A Brief History of An Ongoing American Tragedy.”

Both men discuss an “identity crisis happening with men,” says Murphy, speaking of his book and Reeves’.

“In one short generation, they lost their roles as primary family earners,” Murphy writes in his Twitter thread, calling out the right for saying “we should go back to the 1950’s” while also saying that the “left is wrong” for telling men to basically forget about it.