The term positive masculinity comes from the school of ‘positive psychology’, which focuses on improving people by utilizing their strengths. Positive masculinity then is about recognizing the strengths of masculinity, such as how physical strength and risk-taking are crucial in many aspects of life, such as the emergency services where physical strength and courage are […]
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In the ever-changing social consciousness, the discussion of toxic masculinity continues to be pervasive, essential, and evolving. Over the last several years, the attributes of negative masculine expectations have been fought against in the name of gender equality, social harmony, and mental health.
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This article shows how advertising in the United States has long played a pivotal role in shaping and reinforcing societal perceptions of masculinity. Historically, advertisements such as these have depicted men as dominant, assertive, and physically robust, aligning with traditional masculine ideals. This portrayal not only reflects but also perpetuates cultural norms. And (in food […]
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Maine Boys to Men (MBTM), a program that has long worked with high school boys, is developing a curriculum for middle school boys that teaches them to see and sidestep the rigid gender roles they’re already growing into. That’s only part of its shift from being strictly a training program for high school students to […]
Go to postThis researched topic sheds light on a common ground between the modern stereotypes associated with men versus the the more conservative ideals seen throughout history that many men feel pressured to adhere to. This article seeks to find a common ground between these ideals to create a better and more balanced social environment for men.
Go to postI feel as though this contribution is necessary to get other contributors/viewers to consider those who are most vulnerable really in any society. Once this shift in thinking is facilitated, then that's when we can truly begin to change as a society and give a seat to those who are most marginalized.
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