What It Means To Be A Man: Reflections on Puerto Rican Masculinity

Rafael Ramírez · Rafael L. Ramírez

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Caribbean history, culture, and politics Gender and Feminist Studies Latin American and Latino Studies

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An insightful examination of Puerto Rican culture and the ways in which Puerto Rican masculinity is constructed. The author discusses the attributes and demands of masculinity, and points out the ways in which strength, competition, and sexuality are joined with power and pleasure.

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