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The image of a Canadian soldier wearing his blue beret, standing watch at some lonely outpost in a strife-torn foreign land, is part of the modern Canadian mosaic, and a proud tradition
Guante's poem about why the phrase "man up" (popularized in Miller Lite commercials, TV shows and real life) is stupid.
No one is sadder than I am regarding the news in their opening paragraph that patriarchy has not yet been occupied, here I thought maybe I might just be able to retire and move to the beach. But as I pointed out to them, the ...
Stupidity only partially explains homophobia & racism.
Last night watching the Super Bowl commercials, I learned a lot about what it means to be a man? Watching beer commercials, one would assume that manhood is defined by strict do’s and don’ts. In this piece, Alexa Megna illustrates how the boundaries of masculinity are narrowly defined and reinforced in beer commercials.
http://www.weforum.org 29.01.2012 Women as the Way Forward Imagine if half the world's population were to reach its full potential. How would this advance pr... Sheryl Sandberg
I was born white . . . well . . . not exactly. I was born reddish purple and wrinkled. When I made my entrance, my dad said to my mom, “That’s the ugliest kid I’ve ever seen.” But I digress. What I mean by white is Caucasian.
The term “feminist” and “feminism” might have been coined in the West, but its goals are worldwide because patriarchy has no language or colour, and female subjugation is a global issue.
For those familiar with McWhorter's work, the publication of Racism and Sexual Oppression in Anglo-America was long awaited.1 I had encountered an early form of the argument McWhorter rehearses in this book in an article ...
Rafael Casal, a Berkeley-bred MC, analyzes the impact that institutional misogyny and the legacy of the Victorian Era has on modern day male-female relationships. (Here's a track for you to dissect!
18-to 24-year-olds comprised only 11.7% of the U.S. population in 1998 and 2002, yet that age group comprised the majority (42%) of victims of violence committed by a boyfriend or girlfriend
“I sometimes feel bad for criticizing hip-hop. But, I guess, what I’m trying to do is get us men, to just take a hard look at ourselves.” – Byron Hurt - “The definition of manhood might not been the way to go anymore. We need something different, something new.” – Kevin Powell
Interesting take on MMA, Driscoll, and violence as "masculine" expression.
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Westword (blog)It ain't easy being queen: Luke List on the "anti-masculinity" stigma of drag ...Westword (blog)By Bree Davies Thu., Feb. 9 2012 at 10:21 AM A relative newcomer to the drag scene, Luke List has been performing as alter-ego Zoe O.
If you haven't read this piece already, you should now: Gang-rape woman arrested during trial, following overdose.
The linked piece concerns a woman who was gang-raped by three men and who had t...
After riots and looting caused widespread damage to several English cities in August 2011, members of our Flickr group on the riots have been sharing images of the aftermath where they are.
Over the next several days we will offer up a few critiques and some media deconstruction of ads that were featured during the 2012 Super Bowl.
The annual game has been the most watch TV day of ...
On the UN International Day of Zero Tolerance of Female Genital Mutilation, efforts will redouble to bring an end to a the practice of female circumcision (RT @SocietyGuardian: Senegalese hip hop artist Sister Fa calls for an end to the mutilation...
Would it surprise you to hear that a future CEO had the following background? Shery Sandbreg
The HinduIn films, jallikattu showcases masculinityThe HinduPopular cinema, an integral part of the modern social and political life of Tamil Nadu, has often portrayed jallikattu as a symbol of masculinity, and social status.
A federal expansion of a crime definition draws attention to victims in “a cultural blind spot.”...
Feminism for Muslim men: Unlearning Sexism and Other Oppressions: ...
RT @boudledidge: In case you missed it last night - blog on media misogyny at Leveson yesterday - http://t.co/GgOEvwUW...
Sexism and Misogyny: Who Takes the Rap? Misogyny, gangsta rap, and The Piano
We started off this episode of the show with a quote from Jackson Katz. It’s from his documentary “Tough Guise,” which is a clever play on words. He talks about the violence we see in the media and how equating violence with masculinity sets unrealistic standards of what it means to be a man. The title of his film refers to not just guys as men but guise as in a disguise or a costume that we put on and wear. Some of us aren’t even aware that we are wearing this costume. It has been so ingrained in us from birth.
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