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Gender Focus Reads: Men Speak Out: Views on Gender, Sex, and Power
by Jarrah Hodge Every once in a while I’m asked to recommend books or other resources for men who are new to feminism and want to learn more. I usually start with bell hooks’ Feminism is for Everybody...
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Male Emotions in The Place Beyond the Pines
by A. Lynn. This piece was originally posted at her blog A Nerdy Feminist and is cross-posted with permission. This weekend, I saw The Place Beyond the Pines, a drama starring Ryan Gosling, Bradley...
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Harper’s Gendered Attack on Justin Trudeau
Recent print attack ad against Justin Trudeau by the Conservatives. by Matt Moir. Matt is a writer based in Toronto. Michelle Rempel rolled her eyes and paused, choosing her words carefully. Standing...
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The Dads Left Out of Father’s Day Marketing
by Jarrah Hodge I want to wish a Happy Father’s Day to all the dads out there, but in particular, to the dads that are left out of the mainstream Father’s Day marketing. Let’s take a look at who those...
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Chris Brown and the Culture of Misinformation about Sexual Assault of Men and...
by Arwen McKechnie Trigger Warning: discussion of sexual assault, child abuse, victim-blaming. I’m going to start this with a disclaimer – I don’t like Chris Brown. I don’t like his music and, more...
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Don’t Buy Into Shame Culture
by Matilda Branson When we talk about gender issues and gender roles, a recurring theme of gender debates is shame. A victim of sexual assault is blamed and shamed for wearing too short a skirt or...
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Masculine Style: What Cowboy Masculinity Tells Us About Our Material Selves
by Jonathan Alexandratos A quick search on a particular, massive online bookselling site yields numerous texts that discuss cowboy masculinity. Some do it by examining the “high art” of Tennessee...
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The Most Powerful Lines in The Giver are Four Words Long
Like a lot of kids in my generation, Lois Lowry’s dystopian novel The Giver meant a lot to me growing up. I was about 10 or 11 when I first read the story about Jonas, a young boy who is named to...
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Beer, Masculinity and the Forgotten History of Women in Brewing
You’re watching TV, maybe you’re watching a football game, and the Budweiser ad pops up with all the guys in it hanging out and being fun. Women are either simply objects of male attention, or they’re...
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Manspreading is an Important Feminist Issue, Not Just Bad Social Etiquette
It’s no secret that manspreading is a hot topic of late, especially when it comes to feminist discourse. Many list it as one one of the problems to be tackled on the Feminist To-Do List, but it turns...
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