https://padlet.com/shimashahbazi17/6pseiqmb5e7lf7dn Made with the help of a typing monkey en-us 2021-03-30 03:37:56 UTC 2021-03-30 10:25:44 UTC hello@padlet.com shimashahbazi17 https://padlet.com/shimashahbazi17/6pseiqmb5e7lf7dn/wish/1366731838 practice and performance of gender. social expectations of what gender is/should do, ie, males should be strong powerful, and dominant
 ]]> 2021-03-30 04:52:08 UTC https://padlet.com/shimashahbazi17/6pseiqmb5e7lf7dn/wish/1366731838 shimashahbazi17 https://padlet.com/shimashahbazi17/6pseiqmb5e7lf7dn/wish/1366732294 There is no singular "role" or "stereotype" for men and women
It is a pattern of 'hegemony'
'situational' - indicating that masculinity varies between different contexts. 

There is still unequal masculinity in society

This is also shown by how notions of masculinity have changed overtime throughout history or can differ in different environments and socioeconomic systems.]]> 2021-03-30 04:52:26 UTC https://padlet.com/shimashahbazi17/6pseiqmb5e7lf7dn/wish/1366732294 shimashahbazi17 https://padlet.com/shimashahbazi17/6pseiqmb5e7lf7dn/wish/1366732652 Gender roles or masculine expectations that benefit men who live up to certain idealized expectations, but also tend to stigmatize the men and other different types of masculinity who don't live up to them

Only a small group of men who manage to live up to idealized notions of masculinity are seen as 'successful'

e.g. Gay men and also any non-gay men who don't follow the gender roles laid out are put into categories of subordinated masculinities

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Tony Jefferson and David Gadd agree with Kimmel that men can feel anxious about masculine status, but that this is informed more by their own personal biographies, which can include poverty, disadvantage, and victimsation/family violence.  When experiences make boys and men feel powerless, they might invest in an image of hard masculinity to "protect" or defend themselves against their own internal feelings of anxiety. ]]> 2021-03-30 04:53:14 UTC https://padlet.com/shimashahbazi17/6pseiqmb5e7lf7dn/wish/1366733799 shimashahbazi17 https://padlet.com/shimashahbazi17/6pseiqmb5e7lf7dn/wish/1366734060 Caucasian males within a dominant group

Angry white men with privilege, if they don't get what is expected, humiliation and anger can occur]]> 2021-03-30 04:53:23 UTC https://padlet.com/shimashahbazi17/6pseiqmb5e7lf7dn/wish/1366734060 shimashahbazi17 https://padlet.com/shimashahbazi17/6pseiqmb5e7lf7dn/wish/1366734996 structure and agency provide the basis for critical masculinities theory.
 Structure: Organised properties of societies (gender, race, class) that serve as the backdrop to social interaction and communication.
• Agency: The “constrained liberty” of social actors who make choices and decisions regulated by social structures.
produces and reproduces social practice
• Social practice: The actions of individual agents that occur in patterns (reoccurring actions). These social practices are produced and reproduced by the agent, in the context of pre-existing structures. 


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