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    A man flings his shovel, takes a deep breath and sinks his knees into the sand. Next, he inserts a rusted key into a gold-plated slot of a deteriorating wooden box. Click. The man wedges his fingers underneath the latch of the chess then begins to raise the lid. A hinge begins to squeak when a ray of golden light reaches the man’s eyes. A pile of riches sits before him. He looks up at the horizon carved by sand dunes and promptly closes and latches the box. The man grunts as he lifts the…

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    words of Michael Kimmel, one of those views main proponents “men still feel the need to show their masculinity.” according to this view, men should always show their masculinity. In sum, then, the issue is whether men have stopped being masculine or have not stopped being masculine but have changed the meaning of masculinity in current society. My own view is that men are still acting like men just the way that they must contribute to society has changed. Though I concede that the personality…

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    of a man and a woman in the society, they differ depending on the culture and the people’s beliefs and way of life. Foremost, the idea of machismo is very much practiced culture in Latin America. As stated by dictionary.com, Machismo is a strong or exaggerated sense of manliness. It is a form of superiority of man over woman and to show how weak and irrelevant a woman is in the society. As such women’s opinions and ideas are often ignored or simply treated as of no value. This also makes man to…

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    and self-sacrifice (Guo 3). The father wants to make sure that the boy always has something to eat, the father is selfless. The father found a Coca-Cola and insisted that the boy drink it (McCarthy 23). The father has to play various roles such as being a father, a mother, and a role model for the boy. “After his wife’s death, he is forced into the role of sole guardian, protector, and teacher of their son” (Guo 3). One could suggest that the father is playing the role of the mother, because…

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    woman have been faced with being seen as passovers, inferior to men, and weaker than men. It was particularly seen as traditions in countries, such as, China and India, where men were able to have multiple wives, while having the actual paying jobs and leaving housework and sexual pleasure to the women. This is well portrayed in The Tale of Genji and The Waking of Angantyr from The Poetic Edda, the role of women was minimized aside the power of men by questioning women being independent and…

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    Men are expected to live up to the expectation of being strong, tough, smart, athletic, and courageous, all while providing for a family, and attempting to do so with little to no emotion behind it. Simon Baron-Cohen, director of the Autism Research Centre, Cambridge University writes a book titled “the…

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    if there was a male walking down the street and he had makeup on his face, most people would jump to the conclusion that he is gay. This concept relates to gender stereotyping. The conclusion that was made about the man on the street could be completely false. For instance, the man could have been in a production that required him to wear makeup. So, who are we to stereotype someone based off of how they look? I am a gender rebel when it comes to “gender roles” for many different reasons, which…

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    Badass U Articles Summary True Alpha? True Alpha The word “alpha” has become very popular in the last decade or so when describing human social dynamics. But the definition of the term isn’t so clear. Most define it as being the leader of men (or women). Or, as some insecure douchebag who is excessively aggressive. And with the first definition, interestingly, people will look at wolves and gorillas to give examples of alphas in the wild. But there really are no alpha males there. Scientists…

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    qualities that are considered typical of a man” (Cambridge Dictionary). Even though the Cambridge Dictionary defines manhood in a somewhat gender-equal way, it still has its flaws. What are the typical qualities of a man? Strength? Courage? Power? Honor?? If the exact selection of these characteristics are unknown, one thing is as clear as water: man has never had any traits like woman. Almost never in the ancient or modern literature readers find a “manly man” described as shy, gentle, kind or…

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    The Tall Man The innocence of the police is questioned when a shocking event happened, an Aboriginal man Cameron Doomadgee was found dead in custody. The Tall Man brings to light the events of his death, writes Natasha Dos Santos. The Tall Man aims to unveil the truth of Cameron Doomadgee’s death in police custody. Director Tony Krawitz, chooses specific techniques and archival footage to justify the reason of his death. Chloe Hooper originally published The Tall Man: Death and Life on Palm…

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