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Glenn Sacks is a columnist and radio talk show host known for his advocacy on issues affecting fathers and boys. He has written extensively about family court reform, parental alienation, and gender equality in parenting. Through his media work and public campaigns, Sacks has aimed to bring attention to what he views as systemic biases against men in custody disputes and domestic policy. His commentary often challenges mainstream narratives around gender and family dynamics.</description>
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