In the article Ben Atherton-Zeman (2008) states that: “Rejecting some of traditional masculinity, we will embrace what is useful to us and sometimes create new definitions of what it means to be a man.” Is it necessary for a man to reject traditional masculinity in order to become a feminist man? Or could feminism be incorporated into the traditional understanding of masculinity?
The study conducted by Anderson (2009) indicates that feminist men were more associated with typical feminine characteristics than feminist women. On the other hand feminist women were typically associated with more masculine characteristics than feminist men. Why could that be the case?
The study conducted by Anderson (2009) indicates that feminist men were more associated with typical feminine characteristics than feminist women. On the other hand feminist women were typically associated with more masculine characteristics than feminist men. Why could that be the case?