Who’s Afraid of ‘Toxic Masculinity’?

Bryant William Sculos

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Gender and Feminist Studies Gender, Feminism, and Media Gender Roles and Identity Studies

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Part autoethnography, part critique, this essay details the author's personal experience with the far-right media world and explores the universal opposition to "toxic masculinity" from the Left and the Right. The Left opposes the substance of toxic masculinity for the harms it creates in society. The Right fears toxic masculinity as a concept, because it is a threat to their identities and broader ideological acceptance of capitalism.

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