Out of that debate has emerged a tiny but growing movement of men who not only oppose circumcision, but want back what they consider taken from them. But a backlash has surfaced in recent years, often bolstered by conflicting medical data about the procedure's benefits. Medically popularized in the early 20th century, circumcision has become a routine option for newborn American boys. "It's delightful," he says.Īs head of the National Organization for Restoring Men, Griffiths spends his days advocating that circumcised men reclaim what he suggests is their birthright: a penis unmolded by the will of othernesss. More to the point, he is gleefully describing the sensation of having his foreskin back after decades of living with a circumcised penis.
Wayne Griffiths, 70 and a grandfather, is speaking frankly about his foreskin - which really is the only way one can speak on that topic. 1, 2003 - "I am covered and have overhang." R. Activists decry circumcision and offer 'restoration' process
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