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HEGE Series
Rabbit-Hole 01
The Masculinity Crisis is an Economic Crisis
The idea that any ideal of what is masculine – or, for that matter, what is feminine – can be articulated in a vacuum from prevailing economic realities is an illusion. What it means to be a man (or a woman), in the end, must be understood in the dimension of what it means to be economically productive, to provide for oneself and (where possible) a family as well.
Allan Carlson
Allan C. Carlson | Wikipedia
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