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'''Masculinism''' is a synonym of androcentrism. It 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 is an international, modern political and academic movement. Whereas masculinism in the West today is merely component of various different lower level societal institutions (such as: war, sport, gangs, etc). Notable masculinists include [[Gavin McInnes]]. | '''Masculinism''' or '''masculism''' is a synonym of androcentrism. It 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 is an international, modern political and academic movement. Whereas masculinism in the West today is merely component of various different lower level societal institutions (such as: war, sport, gangs, etc). Notable masculinists include [[Gavin McInnes]]. | ||
==Masculinism vs. MRA== | ==Masculinism vs. MRA== | ||
Not all [[MRA]]s are masculinists. Some are [[feminist]] and others do not believe in a gendered worldview or they do not believe in gendered prescriptions for the world. | Not all [[MRA]]s are masculinists. Some are [[feminist]] and others do not believe in a gendered worldview or they do not believe in gendered prescriptions for the world. | ||
==Masculinism vs. male supremacy== | |||
Male supremacists hold that men are naturally superior to women in morality and societal worth. Therefore masculinism is prescriptive whereas male supremacy is an attempt at being descriptive. | |||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
*[[Feminism]] | *[[Feminism]] | ||