Trusted, Automoderated users
17,538
edits
Masculinism: Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
no edit summary
No edit summary |
|||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
'''Masculinism''' or '''masculism''' is a synonym of androcentrism, but not an antonym of feminism in common usage. It is the stance that society should order itself around male gender traits (such as: stoicism, honesty, chivalry, strength, courage, violence, and assertiveness). Feminism sees itself as a political movement. Whereas masculinism in the West today is a philosophy instead of a singular political movement and is confined to lower level societal institutions (such as: war, sport, gangs, [[gamergate]], [[kekistan]], the [[proud boys]] etc). Notable masculinists include [[Gavin McInnes]]. | '''Masculinism''' or '''masculism''' is a synonym of '''androcentrism''', but not an antonym of feminism in common usage. It is the stance that society should order itself around male gender traits (such as: stoicism, honesty, chivalry, strength, courage, violence, and assertiveness). Feminism sees itself as a political movement. Whereas masculinism in the West today is a philosophy instead of a singular political movement and is confined to lower level societal institutions (such as: war, sport, gangs, [[gamergate]], [[kekistan]], the [[proud boys]] etc). Notable masculinists include [[Gavin McInnes]]. | ||
==Masculinism vs. MRA== | ==Masculinism vs. MRA== | ||