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Why We Should Stop Telling Women To "Have It All"

By Jenna Marotta

September 30, 2011

This piece was originally published on YourTango as part of a special series on the End of Gender. This series includes bloggers from HyperVocal, Role/Reboot, Good Men Project, The Huffington Post, Salon, Ms. Magazine, YourTango, Psychology Today, Princess Free Zone,The Next Great Generation, and Man-Making. My parents thought they were being clever when they decided to name their youngest dau...

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Posted in Culture and Politics, Feminism, Gender Roles, Manhood, nfti-home, Womanhood, Working Mothers, Workplace | (0) Comments »

Grindr, Gay Sex, and Gender As Usual

By Kyle Bella

September 30, 2011

This piece was originally published on HyperVocal as part of a special series on the End of Gender. This series includes bloggers from HyperVocal, Role/Reboot, Good Men Project, The Huffington Post, Salon, Ms. Magazine, YourTango, Psychology Today, Princess Free Zone,The Next Great Generation, and Man-Making. In June 2011, the creators of Grindr, a popular gay and bisexual smartphone app, anno...

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Higher Education: A Key to Avoiding the "End of Men"?

By Eric Sentell

September 30, 2011

I grew up in a working-class family that places a high value on education. That’s why I’m immune to the economic, social, and personal turmoil proclaimed by the “End of Men” soothsayers, and that’s how future masculinity can and will evolve rather than “end.” The soothsayers have a compelling argument. As more females become sole or primary providers (...

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Posted in Academics, Culture and Politics, Eric, Gender Roles, Manhood, nfti-home | (2) Comments »

A (Proud) Solider in the Gender War

By Michele Yulo

September 30, 2011

This piece was originally published on the Good Men Project as part of a special series on the End of Gender. This series includes bloggers from Role/Reboot, Good Men Project, The Huffington Post, Salon, HyperVocal, Ms. Magazine, YourTango, Psychology Today, Princess Free Zone, The Next Great Generation, and Man-Making. I’d like to present a hypothetical situation. What if you discovered...

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Guys and Sports: A Perfect Union?

By Tom Ley

September 29, 2011

This piece was originally published on the Good Men Project as part of a special series on the End of Gender. This series includes bloggers from Role/Reboot, Good Men Project, The Huffington Post, Salon, HyperVocal, Ms. Magazine, YourTango, Psychology Today, Princess Free Zone, The Next Great Generation, and Man-Making. It has been almost a year since Hanna Rosin penned her provocative and con...

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The Gender Pendulum

By Lori Day

September 29, 2011

This piece originally appeared on the Good Men Project as part of a special series on the End of Gender. This series includes bloggers from Role/Reboot, Good Men Project, The Huffington Post, Salon, HyperVocal, Ms. Magazine, YourTango, Psychology Today, Princess Free Zone, The Next Great Generation, and Man-Making. The day I met Jean Kilbourne I was in Dallas attending the International Boys&r...

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Posted in Gender Roles, Life, nfti-home, Politics, Pop Culture, Pornography, Sex | (2) Comments »

Guys: It's Time to Get Liberated

By Nicole Rodgers

September 29, 2011

This piece is part of a special series on the End of Gender. This series includes bloggers from HyperVocal, Role/Reboot, Good Men Project, The Huffington Post, Salon, Ms. Magazine, YourTango, Psychology Today, Princess Free Zone,The Next Great Generation, and Man-Making. Hanna Rosin’s now-famous Atlantic cover story, The End of Men, made me cringe instantly. You’d have to be an idi...

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The End of Men, From One Lesbian's Perspective

By Tanene Allison

September 29, 2011

As a lesbian, it is always an interesting experience to join a conversation on changing gender roles and the future of the role of men. Quite reliably, these conversations usually only occur with straight female friends who are somewhere in their 30s. Men have never brought this topic up to me, and older and younger women seem to have figured out alternate ways of making peace with the subject....

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Not My Feminism

By Sarah Jackson

September 28, 2011

Yesterday, a blogger known as "Quiet Riot Girl" contributed this piece to the ongoing conversation about rape at The Good Men Project. I read this piece with a lump in my throat. It was not so much a lump of anger, but instead a feeling of sadness for the fundamental misunderstandings of feminism the piece reinforces. Related Links: Where "Feminist" Is Still A Dirty Word Why I Want To Talk Ab...

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Posted in Culture and Politics, Feminism, Gender Roles, nfti-home, Race, Sexual Violence, Sarah | (3) Comments »

With or Without Boobs

By Steph H.

September 28, 2011

This blows some people’s minds. After all, by making this choice, I’ll never be able to breast-feed my future children (milk ducts: gone), never feel the sensation of my husband’s hands on my breasts (skin and nipple sensation: gone), never have saggy breasts (hey, there’s got to be some silver lining). But, by removing my breasts, I’ll also forgo the fate of so ma...

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