Salt Lake County Council member Dave Alvord had a message for men ahead of Father's Day: “Don’t simp for your wife tomorrow!”
Salt Lake County Council member Dave Alvord at a council meeting in Salt Lake City on Tuesday, Dec. 7, 2021. Alvord said in a Facebook post that men should not praise their wives on Father's Day.
Father’s Day, he said, is not the correct time to recognize wives or mothers because “en need a day too!” Other days, including Valentine’s Day and anniversaries, are acceptable days to acknowledge wives and mothers, he added. The post is accompanied by a black-and-white meme of a man with a chiseled jaw and strong brow. The photo, known in online communities as “GigaChad,” is used to represent a hypermasculine ideal or an alpha male. The meme is often used to belittle. A Facebook post from Salt Lake County Council member Dave Alvord ahead of Father's Day.
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