Tag Archives: masculism

Social Justice Part Fish: Gender Egalitarianism

Posted on December 1, 2011 by ozymandias

Every oppression, like an unhappy family, is oppressive in its own way. Each is a unique snowflake of kyriarchal crap. One of the ways that gender is unique, as an axis of oppression, is that it is one of the … Continue reading →

Posted in gender movements, noseriouslywhatabouttehmenz | Tagged feminism, gender egalitarianism, masculism | 196 Comments

Scenes from Ozy’s Bookshelf

Posted on September 21, 2011 by ozymandias

I have decided to talk about some of my favorite books about men and masculinity, the books that have shaped my viewpoints on what it is to be a masculist.

Posted in gender movements, noseriouslywhatabouttehmenz | Tagged bell hooks, book recommendations, feminism, fight club, masculism, shira tarrant | 8 Comments

Things That are Not the Same

Posted on August 16, 2011 by Hershele Ostropoler

Inspired, a month and a half on, by other posts by my co-conspirators on language usage, I’ve been thinking about how we in the movement(s) so often talk past each other, without always immediately realizing it. We use the same … Continue reading →

Posted in language, lighthearted, manifestos, noseriouslywhatabouttehmenz, Uncategorized | Tagged feminism, masculism | 94 Comments

Why “Horrible Bosses” is a Step Forward for Masculists

Posted on July 15, 2011 by godlessaltruist

Just a note on comedy before I begin – although I love to laugh as much as the next person, I hesitate to say that I enjoy “comedies” when describing my taste in movies, because so many of them lately … Continue reading →

Posted in gender movements, noseriouslywhatabouttehmenz, rape, rape culture | Tagged comedy, horrible bosses, masculism, media, men's rights, movies, rape | 18 Comments

This is What a Masculist Looks Like

Posted on June 27, 2011 by Hershele Ostropoler

Google Docs, which I’m composing this post in, does not recognize the word “masculist.” Nor does Chrome; nor does OpenOffice. It’s a new word, though not, I think, a new concept, and I think there’s room for it to become … Continue reading →