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'''Masculinism''' is the stance that society should order itself around male gender traits (such as: stoicism, strength, courage, violence, and assertiveness). It is not an antonym of feminism. Feminism has become a movement and academic subject, whereas masculinism is scattered to various different societal institutions (such as war, sport, gangs, etc). Notable masculinists include Gavin | '''Masculinism''' is the stance that society should order itself around male gender traits (such as: stoicism, strength, courage, violence, and assertiveness). It is not an antonym of feminism. Feminism has become a movement and academic subject, whereas masculinism is scattered to various different societal institutions (such as war, sport, gangs, etc). Notable masculinists include Gavin McInnes. | ||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
*[[Feminism]] | *[[Feminism]] | ||