Josh Hawley and our "Masculinity Crisis"

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^Thanks for that.

Here is the full report: https://www.equimundo.org/wp-content/up ... n-2023.pdf

Some men do feel a considerable amount of angst, and the "conservative" politicians have figured out how to tap into that.

From the report:



That might describe the bulk of WrongPlanet members.



That would seem to be whom Josh Hawley is targeting. Someone with a college education would be able to see through Mr. Hawley's biblical quotes.



Okay. When they talk like this, some of us who have encountered toxic women will be pushed back to the manosphere.

Thank you, Kraichgauer!

Idk I just don't think it is very 'masculine' to throw a fit over Budweiser doing one advert/collaboration with a trans woman. and either boycotting or buying budwiesr cans to destroy, like that just seems kind of babyish. Or you could you know just be an actual man and not cry about trans people existing. like why would a woman even want someone who is so uncomfortable in their skin they lash out at others while avoiding any of their own issues.

Idk I just don't think it is very 'masculine' to throw a fit over Budweiser doing one advert/collaboration with a trans woman. and either boycotting or buying budwiesr cans to destroy, like that just seems kind of babyish. Or you could you know just be an actual man and not cry about trans people existing. like why would a woman even want someone who is so uncomfortable in their skin they lash out at others while avoiding any of their own issues.

a tragedy that people just can't be real.

For too many people, how they're perceived in the light of religion or politics is more important than being honest with themselves.

Career women in right-wing media tell young girls to give up their dreams at Young Women's Leadership Summit

If you don’t want to give up everything else to have children and marry a Christian man, Charlie Kirk wants you to pray about it

I’m fascinated by Turning Point USA’s Young Women’s Leadership Summit for the same reasons I watch ABC’s The Bachelorette. The dating show tries to awkwardly reconcile fundamentally opposed interpretations of gender roles in a woman’s pursuit of an opposite-sex partner. The woman crowned as the bachelorette each season represents a certain type of conformity. She is feminine, unattainable, a prize to be won, flirty, and non-threatening to masculinity -- the ideal future wife. At the same time, her role is highly subversive to traditional norms of courtship -- she’s “dating” 25 men at once. This scenario totally boggles the normative masculinity of the contestants pursuing her.

Turning Point USA’s Young Women’s Leadership Summit, which targets college and high-school age girls, grapples with these same contradictions in a much darker and more prescriptive way. Speaker after speaker emphasized to the audience that they should become wives, mothers, and accessories to the astroturfed conservative movement rather than pursuing a demanding career. These themes were nearly identical to last year’s YWLS.

Yet this conference exists because of the labor of women on the right who clearly value their careers. Speakers like TPUSA influencer Alex Clark, Fox host Laura Ingraham, and The Daily Wire’s Candace Owens both covertly and overtly discouraged the audience of young women from pursuing high-powered careers — but it takes a lot of work to build an audience as a woman in right-wing media. Behind the scenes, Turning Point USA’s events and marketing leadership are also populated by women. Chief Marketing Officer Marina Minas’ biography says nothing of her achievements in the domestic realm. The same goes for the vice president of events, Lauren Toncich....