Marketing by Masculinizing the Feminine
January 4, 2012 by Gwen Sharp · 30 Comments
Elliott J. sent in a comic by Kris Straub, who posts at chainsawsuit, making fun of the way that marketers often try to masculinize products that are associated with women, making them safe for men ...Read More
Does Feminism Need a James Bond?
December 16, 2011 by Emily Musil Church · 9 Comments
When Daniel Craig referred to his Bond character as a “sexist pig“—and then dressed in drag for public service announcement about gender inequality (below)–it was pretty big news. And ...Read More
Ah-nuld, DSK, Weiner–And Us
June 18, 2011 by Michael Kimmel · 4 Comments
The beginning of summer has been quite eventful for us guys. Like Shakespeare’s “winter of our discontent,” 2011 seems to be shaping up as the summer of our disarray. From Charlie ...Read More
On Lad Mags and Masculine Panic
June 2, 2011 by Ned Resnikoff · 3 Comments
Say this about lad mags: Their writing may be clunky and their attitude towards women troubling, but they do offer a fascinating window into a peculiar type of male anxiety. Take FHM‘s 2011 ...Read More
Male Allies, Speak Out for Women’s Rights!
May 17, 2011 by Rob Okun · 2 Comments
In the struggle to ensure safety for the women in our lives, it’s time for men who acknowledge how much we have learned—and gained—from the women’s movement to step forward and speak out. ...Read More
Do We Hail Yale, Or Are The Men There Just (Bull)Dogs?
May 2, 2011 by Michael Kimmel · 6 Comments
Last fall, the nation was shocked to learn that frat guys at Yale were parading around campus chanting “No means yes! Yes means anal!” Even more shocking was an apparent pattern of such ritual ...Read More
Men Speak Out About Sexist Coverage of Rape: A Call to Action
April 13, 2011 by Michael Kimmel · 8 Comments
The following is a statement by an ad hoc coalition of men who work to prevent sexual violence. In the struggle to stop rape and all forms of men’s violence against women, it is time for men to ...Read More
Click! Not a Knight in Shining Armor
March 28, 2011 by Robert Jensen · 7 Comments
As a teenager coming of age in the 1970s in mainstream culture in the upper midwest, I missed the United States’ radicalizing movements by a decade and several hundred miles. I developed conventional ...Read More
INTERVIEW: Rewriting Masculinity with “The Good Men Project”
February 7, 2011 by Kyle Bachan · 6 Comments
Last June marked the beginning of The Good Men Project–an online magazine that this very website described as “what enlightened masculinity might look like in the 21st century.” ...Read More
For Colored Boys Who Have Survived Sexual Abuse, Is “For Colored Girls” Enuf?
November 15, 2010 by Jennifer Williams · 7 Comments
On November 5, Oprah Winfrey aired the first of a two-part episode on male survivors of childhood sexual abuse. Two hundred men stood in the audience, each holding a photograph taken at the age their ...Read More




