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| 5 | Top universities develop programs meant "to purge toxic masculinity". "Many college students...believe that masculinity is the root cause of sexual violence, body shaming, and terrorism". "The programs...set up safe spaces for male students to contemplate the toxicity of their manliness".sigh I feel I'll be wasting my time soon here... but what child is told that hitting is OK? Certainly not my daughter or sisters. Who is taught not to respect others if they want respect? I mean this is basic shit. | /r/MensRights | 14/11/16 11:20 PM |
| 10 | Top universities develop programs meant "to purge toxic masculinity". "Many college students...believe that masculinity is the root cause of sexual violence, body shaming, and terrorism". "The programs...set up safe spaces for male students to contemplate the toxicity of their manliness".I think we already see lots of that kind of stuff. Women have all kinds of supporting structures to help them be less demure and stand up for themselves. That they can be independent without a big strong man. I mean that's what the opposite of this would be. Duke's version of this (I did not bother to research the others, my interest in all of this is just a passing one) is helping males overcome the masculine stereotype of the strong silent testosterone factory, which leads to shame and guilt o… | /r/MensRights | 14/11/16 11:00 PM |
| 40 | Top universities develop programs meant "to purge toxic masculinity". "Many college students...believe that masculinity is the root cause of sexual violence, body shaming, and terrorism". "The programs...set up safe spaces for male students to contemplate the toxicity of their manliness".Not sure how well this will fly here, but if you actually dig through all the sensationalist media and read the actual goals of the programs (at least the one at Duke) they aren't unreasonable. They say masculinity is a critical component of our society, but there are certain toxic aspects of it that keep men from seeking help with things like depression and other mental illnesses because they may be perceived as weak. Other negative aspects of masculinity may cause males to internalize stress l… | /r/MensRights | 14/11/16 06:53 PM |
| 2 | Girl headbutts boyfriend, and no one does anything. He punches her, and everyone loses their shit.Eh,the blanket double standard does suck, but this is poor example. Rice's retaliation was disproportionate and over the top. There was a huge imbalance of power. It would be like if I got slapped by a ten year old and the knocked them out and drug them off by their hair. (Bring on the downvotes) | /r/MensRights | 24/09/16 11:52 AM |
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