"It's like a manhood thing with him -- as if manhood can be associated with him," Pelosi said, according to an aide.
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"It's like a manhood thing for him — as if manhood could ever be associated with him — this wall thing," she said.
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In this case, manhood can be affirmed symbolically through one's vote or show of support to a candidate who embodies manhood.
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Precarious manhood Psychologists Joseph Vandello and Jennifer Bosson have coined the term "precarious manhood" to describe a dilemma that only men seem to face.
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His emotive 1993 book The End of Manhood highlights his personal struggles trying to live up to the restrictive norms of manhood while guiding readers on how to drop the mask of manhood so that we can be free to give and receive love.
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According to E. Anthony Rotundo, the author of the 1994 book "American Manhood," colonial men were actually respected for a "communal manhood" that prioritized care for others, including children.
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" (Please note: We regularly highlight articles on news sites that have limited access for nonsubscribers.) • "It's like a manhood thing with him — as if manhood can be associated with him.
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So nothing changed for Damien but clearly it did for the 317 people who have left reviews on the ManHood website explaining how ManHood solved any or all of their penile issues.
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" Pelosi went after Trump's tough guy image, speculating that his obsession with an extremely long border wall was "like a manhood thing for him, as if manhood could ever be associated with him.
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And the book isn't very generous to the president's manhood.
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I thought not crying was what manhood was all about.
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But I did come closer to the fragility of manhood.
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They're not signs of a disintegrating bygone culture of manhood.
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"I joke that Bill was challenging my manhood," Tolia said.
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I'm using photography as a metaphor to describe black manhood.
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Why are you trying to rob us of our manhood?
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" Adding: "As if manhood could ever be associated with him.
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Like Piers Morgan, who called it an assault on manhood.
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The rape excluded me from manhood, from love, from everything.
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So we don't feel this problem of manhood or womanhood.
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But then in adolescence they have to earn their manhood.
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Their path to manhood suddenly looks nothing like his own.
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At one point, he even seemed to question his manhood.
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But check your manhood, 'cause I just deflated your balls.
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Some posters questioned the manhood of anyone who didn't fight.
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" Last month, after tense Oval Office talks, Pelosi mocked the President's tough guy image by telling Democrats the wall is "like a manhood thing for him, as if manhood could ever be associated with him.
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People are finally beginning to accept the diversity of Black manhood.
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Join us and be part of the Next Generation of Manhood.
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The woman who emancipated her husband's manhood from its torso shackles?
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I was something horrible—they took away any kind of manhood.
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And there are droves of millennial activists trying to redefine manhood.
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If manhood is a construct, what about its perceived essential qualities?
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Objectively speaking, manhood confers on the winners enormous privilege and power.
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It tested my manhood, but I wanted to stay the course.
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"Friday Night Lights" isn't really about football; it's about American manhood.
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Implicit in those conversations is the expression of understanding of manhood.
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The evolution from boyhood to manhood isn't something that naturally happens.
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And how could we forget Ms. Pelosi insulting Mr. Trump's manhood?
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You know, guys like that ain't got no manhood left anyway.
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"That walk was like my pilgrimage to manhood," Mr. Sadler said.
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"As if manhood could ever be associated with him," she said.
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But the journey toward an actual ownership of true manhood is Sisyphean.
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He's secure in his manhood without having to be a tough guy.
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The modern man is not bound by rigid, outdated definitions of manhood.
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For so long, "manhood" has been linked with the capacity to kill.
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He redefined manhood and made it so much more interesting and complex.
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Perhaps not, as manhood itself is being interrogated, scrutinized and radically revised.
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Now Don, stuck between boyhood and manhood, has come looking for answers.
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Sport endowed men with the physical and psychological strength that "manhood" required.
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These guys are sending young people to war to prove their manhood.
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They're doing a five-star rendition of what they think manhood requires.
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Still, Irvin feels optimistic about how the definition of manhood is evolving.
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Neither scandalized nor unduly impressed by his exposed manhood, she befriends him.
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Actions include calling out sexist language, demonstrating consent, and modeling healthy, respectful manhood.
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Sometimes there are factors that overlap, in particular some troubled sense of manhood.
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" Pelosi told Democrats behind closed doors: "It's like a manhood thing for him.
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Now Kratos would have to usher a son he barely knows into manhood.
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Having been party to killing Baldur, he's crossed a final threshold into manhood.
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These rituals are often sexually charged, sometimes violent, and usually about proving manhood.
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So it makes sense that his concepts on manhood would be pretty provocative.
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But how pivotal was she in helping you think about your own manhood?
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President, this is not a manhood issue, this is a national security issue.
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His expression evoked a young soul steering toward manhood with coolness and calm.
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We live in a society that wants to rob men of their manhood.
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The nature and meaning of manhood is one of Mr. Jenkins's chief concerns.
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The stories cohere instead through their single project: an investigation of European manhood.
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Conflict, competition and mastery are at the heart of Szalay's understanding of manhood.
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A guy's mental health and his conception of manhood are often closely linked.
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In America, the popular conception of manhood has always come primarily from movies.
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Manhood fell on him as a great responsibility and a foreign, oppressive inheritance.
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Brown called for a foul, Jordan indignantly called out Brown's manhood and sexuality.
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My father soured me on the idea of manhood from the get-go.
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AIR TRAFFICA Memoir of Ambition and Manhood in AmericaBy Gregory Pardlo272 pp. Knopf.
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Is the shoulder shrug a reference to his manhood or his dance ability?
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AIR TRAFFIC: A Memoir of Ambition and Manhood in America, by Gregory Pardlo.
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Thanos's manhood explodes as a blood-covered Hulk emerges from the bloody mess.
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Those are a few of the main reasons one might need the ManHood, but the website is filled with many many more, including some who choose to wear the ManHood just because they miss the warmth of a foreskin (how romantic).
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"In other places, manhood is proven by carrying weapons," says a resident of Mukalla.
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But in their cartoon version of manhood, they've left themselves vulnerable to her mockery.
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"It's like a manhood thing for him," Pelosi privately told Democrats after that meeting.
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He's the one who nailed a bit of his, um, manhood to Red Square.
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"It's like a manhood thing for him," Pelosi told House Democrats at a meeting.
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We want to challenge narrow definitions of manhood to help guys live more freely.
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What is a recent image in pop culture that perpetuates toxic ideas of manhood?
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You can see this in the relationship between the constructs of manhood and race.
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Mr. Yi spoke of his own struggle to come into his version of manhood.
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I don't know how we open ourselves to the rich complexity of our manhood.
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Picture Prompts How does the society in which you are growing up define manhood?
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Those include various anatomical references, impugning each other's manhood literally as well as figuratively.
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A groundskeeper for the home team yelled out a profane remark questioning their manhood.
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And yet exploding age-old ideas of manhood is hard and long-term work.
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This might be the moment that transforms him from lapsed teenage idol into manhood.
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Another conservative, pundit Peggy Noonan, recently launched a vicious personal attack on Trump's manhood.
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Except for Benson, the boys, approaching young manhood, were fishermen; Benson was a carpenter.
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Teachers will often stop by to ask Manhood Development instructors for insights about particular students.
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Greenfield, though, was seeking to enhance his manhood, rather than to fix any medical problem.
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Most striking, though, is Chabon's exploration of manhood and masculinity through this lens of parenting.
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Am I living up to this understanding of quote-unquote manhood that I come from?
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He offers the basest, most barbaric definition of manhood that would rival any seasoned misandrist's.
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At A Call To Men, we talk to men about the collective socialization of manhood.
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"Japanese Pole Vaulter Loses At The #Olympics... But His Manhood Is Now Famous," @PSDRedZone tweeted.
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The deal calls for Doc Johnson to create a life-sized mold of Safaree's manhood.
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In 21 minutes, Khalid goes from American Teen to a journey of manhood on Suncity.
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"For Afghan men, beards are a sign of manhood," Stars and Stripes reported in 2010.
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Yeah. He is trying to take his manhood back from his father, mother and brothers.
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Other issues the ManHood seeks to solve are the infamous "dribble issues" in older gentlemen.
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But before she can knock Evan's manhood too thoroughly, the dick doc gets another nosebleed.
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AIR TRAFFIC A Memoir of Ambition and Manhood in America By Gregory Pardlo 253 pp.
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All of that was brought into a manhood or a personhood that was very considered.
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The goal of the wrestling work, said the artist, was to loosen definitions of manhood.
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I came of age in the late 1970s and into manhood in the late 1980s.
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"This wall thing" of Mr. Trump's is "like a manhood thing for him — as if manhood could ever be associated with him," Ms. Pelosi told fellow Democrats, according to an aide present for the remarks who insisted on anonymity to relay parts of the meeting.
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Manhood Development students are typically an academic mix, including high achievers and those needing extra help.
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"It's like a manhood thing for him," she said, according to an aide in the room.
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If all goes well, he'll be declared fit for the duties and privileges of Gisu manhood.
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Will Theon save her from Euron's grip, and kill him to metaphorically reclaim his own manhood?
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Which is to say: White manhood, and the confidence that naturally accompanies it, would be restored.
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He's a leading man in an age when the definition of manhood has been completely overhauled.
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As a little girl I began to see myself there: sacrificed on the altar of manhood.
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Lindsey Graham, R-South Carolina, referring to Rubio challenging Trump's manhood over the last several days.
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He trimmed it back, hoping to help the town's citizens feel more comfortable with Hercules' manhood.
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They are not locked into a 1950s sensibility of manhood, which I had to contend with.
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Someone can be big, burly, and gruff-voiced but still not wear the mask of manhood.
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She hated all of the male supremacist behaviors that prove manhood and victimize and terrorize women.
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In many Kenyan communities, once a boy hits puberty he is initiated into manhood through circumcision.
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I point out that Tyrion and Trump both felt compelled to dispel doubts about their manhood.
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Trump asserts his manhood, but at least he didn't lower his pants to make his point.
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Damien and I spoke after he had been wearing his ManHood for the entire next day.
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It is an unusual ritual in a sport that embodies America's most rigid ideals of manhood.
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The bull jump is a ritual initiation to manhood for both the Hamar and Karo communities.
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As a boy I wanted the opportunity to demonstrate physical courage, which I equated with manhood.
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This happened while, in homes across America, the Obama model of manhood had increasingly taken root.
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Until manhood is redefined and mental health care for all is taken seriously, nothing will change.
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"I grew up in a time where the definition of manhood was so narrow," he says.
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Since the days of Hemingway, Esquire has provided a running seminar in the arts of manhood.
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Maybe the North Korean craziness is his attempt to impress Putin with his own manly manhood.
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Those first 18 years were a journey into manhood, while the millennium seems merely its epilogue.
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These are the responsibilities which are associated with manhood and, for the most part, are at the expense and not benefit of men … Despite all of these things, I greatly appreciate my boyhood and, later, my manhood, as these things which we call responsibilities appeal to me.
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Regarding that moment when Spears got handsy with Eazy's manhood, the performer says the move was impromptu.
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If there's a lesson to glean from Theon, it is that manhood does not reside in pride.
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I'm comfortable viewing race as a construct, but seeing manhood in that way is new for me.
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Once manhood-proving has become second nature, the prospect of living without it out feels like annihilation.
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Both ads include Gillette products as part of the journey to manhood, which is a perfect parallel.
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" Back on the Hill, she told members of her caucus: "It's like a manhood thing with him.
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Pelosi had, for all intents and purposes, questioned the president's manhood a private meeting (that subsequently leaked).
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For a long time, beer has not only been associated with masculinity, but a symbol of manhood.
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To the Editor: This was a great article about the complexities of growing to a different manhood.
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The store became my refuge when I limped home from my young manhood spent too far north.
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She witnesses the kankurang, a dancing Pied Piper who carries boys off to their initiations into manhood.
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Symptoms of inflexible expectations of manhood and repressed individuality, symptoms of trying to be someone you're not.
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Your manhood becomes apparent when you're put into a situation where—you gonna do it or not?
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A few years ago he wrote a book titled "Manhood " and he has an upcoming a children's book.
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A Black man unapologetically loving on a Black woman without any fear of a threat to his manhood.
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"They pulled my manhood and squeezed my testicles while punching me with objects I didn't see," he wrote.
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When I came out as trans in my late teens, I saw the less romantic side of manhood.
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That photo, and its symbolism, is seared into the minds of countless men as the pinnacle of manhood.
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Rousey hilariously takes jabs at his manhood, but Bennett doesn't back down from trying to woo her romantically.
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" Reynolds, then making a joke about the size of his manhood, added, "And I have very small hands.
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I suppose what I'm hoping for is a therapist with some elevated, intersectional, enlightening take on black manhood.
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Sabastion's journey to marriage, and manhood As a teen growing up in Locust Grove, Georgia, Sabastion felt different.
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In illustrated books, comics and animated films, Maui often resembles a lithe teenager on the verge of manhood.
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As he did in "Eastbound & Down," Mr. McBride stars as a Southern man obsessed with proving his manhood.
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These men organize by sowing hatred and division, including, anti-Semitism, homophobia and a chauvinistic model of manhood.
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The eleventh debate, which took place in Detroit, for example, saw Trump comment on his manhood after Sen.
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" According to aides, she later mocked Trump's fixation with the wall: "It's like a manhood thing for him.
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But this unpublished portfolio goes outside those exclusive boys clubs and examines the more expansive identity of manhood.
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All I wanted was a penis of my own to try out the ManHood and see for myself.
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These placards and their slogans have poked neat little holes in Pakistanis' collective idea of "mardangi," or manhood.
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Ernest Hemingway's Nick Adams stories feature a boy who grows into manhood and experiences the horrors of war.
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In a place where Asian manhood had been obliterated, what I needed was someone to look up to.
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Mr. Shinn's play remains of topical urgency, speaking eloquently to the abiding traps and dangers of American manhood.
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So it is with "The Monk of Mokha" — a conspicuously PG-13 story of race, religion and manhood.
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American manhood is reshaping itself in two opposing directions, and both archetypes are ones we've never seen before.
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"They feel they need to really express their manhood, stressing the athletics they take part in," he said.
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" The "inherent honor of white manhood," she writes, "became increasingly based on the right to carry a gun.
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Confer on me, great angel, the glory of White manhood, so that henceforth I may feel unlimited freedom.
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"It's like a manhood thing for him," Pelosi reportedly told House Democrats in a closed meeting last month.
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" In Manhood Development, he added, "we're talking about how to elevate their game academically through the lens of brotherhood.
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Along the way, he offered me—and young men everywhere—an unforgettable glimpse of what healthy manhood looks like.
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Now, Axe wants its customers to know they're not alone in questioning the emotional straightjacket that is traditional manhood.
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We associate numerous traits with different versions of manhood, including physical strength, courage, wisdom, stoicism, virtuousness, dominance, and wealth.
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"Our findings reflect that where you live exposes you to different social norms about manhood," Lindberg said by email.
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And being enamored with classic conceptions of manhood has gotten more complicated in the wake of the #MeToo revelations.
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"The decathlon for me was the ultimate in what people think of as manhood," Jenner says in the interview.
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Corona was the home of Archie Bunker, an archetype of mid-century Queens, and mid-century white American manhood.
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It comes with living without the manhood mask, allowing your core being and sense of self to get stronger.
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Your point of view is rooted in behavior—how do aesthetics and representation fit into your ideas about manhood?
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I don't have a line, but I do have a tactic: Challenge Trump's manhood and call him a coward.
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Clayton has exposed his tender manhood to scrutiny, and has given away a part of himself in the process.
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"As if manhood can be associated with him," she told dozens of her notoriously leaky colleagues in the House.
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In fact, I would come to fully realize my manhood by learning to love having sex with my vagina.
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Some Jamaican men seem to take it as a personal affront to their manhood when they see us together.
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For the boys face their own kind of captivity: growing up inside the increasingly toxic obligations of American manhood.
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And when Rana is attacked in the shower, her husband seems more concerned with the assault on his manhood.
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His rigid ideas about work, responsibility and manhood constitute not a demand for attention, but an assertion of dignity.
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Some feel their manhood must be earned and proven; they notice that men who do otherwise can lose their status.
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Among the Jola people, techniques were passed on during secret initiation rites into manhood, which culminated with displays at festivals.
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Barry Jenkins' poignant and understated story of one boy's journey to manhood is stirring, immense and not to be missed.
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He walks toward the camera, showing off his outfit and his… manhood, which the camera then emphasizes from other angles.
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It is critical that I acknowledge this, even after spending my life working to promote healthy manhood and male authenticity.
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For Maasai boys on the cusp of manhood, killing lions was a rite of passage that turned them into warriors.
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When he'll fully mature into manhood isn't important, as long as he keeps pitching like an annual Cy Young contender.
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Now Mr. Kadyrov is publicly indoctrinating his three young sons in how to show off his model of Chechen manhood.
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That would almost be like having Eric Rudolph or Dylann Roof or Donald Trump stand for white American manhood generally.
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Especially when the risks of masculinity are compounded by racism and poverty, too many boys do not survive into manhood.
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The varied meanings of manhood have, indeed, altered, as Mr. Farneti noted in an interview several days before the launch.
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After the girl told me she was trans, I immediately had sex with several cis women to solidify my manhood.
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Silver lining -- this was the LEAST painful of their encounters ... which have included a submission beatdown and manhood-crushing wedgie.
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We all have firsthand experience of how unnecessarily rigid and tyrannical a society's conceptions of manhood and womanhood can be.
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They also are perched on that precarious cliff wall between adolescence and manhood, and that brings other questions and yearnings.
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The shot is presented in shadow, but it's nonetheless clear what we're seeing: the first-ever exposure of Batman's manhood.
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The juxtaposition is striking: a smooth and sophisticated idealized masculinity set against equally fictitious rugged, Wild West images of manhood.
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Lyst wanted "to bring body-positive Ken to life, embracing a more realistic version of manhood in 2016," they tell PEOPLE.
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That much he made clear with a quick flash of his manhood as he was facing off with a lucky gal.
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So thank you, Kyle Mooney, for putting on a brave face and letting SNL take away your manhood for four minutes.
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A bull rider is a cowboy, distilled — an ideal of a certain kind of manhood that even today packs a wallop.
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To organized labor, he was a soulless slave driver, out to destroy the workingman's health and rob him of his manhood.
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He's wearing either tight black cargo pants or shorts — and his semi-erect manhood is penetrating the zipper of said garment.
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He's wearing either tight black cargo pants or shorts — and his semi-erect manhood is penetrating the zipper of said garment.
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His powerful manhood spoke above all whispers over him, hands and face bronzed with burning of the sun, the legs eggwhite.
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New men's underwear brand Eletrunks allows the wearer to subtly adjust his "manhood" without shoving a hand down his pants. Yep.
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The problem with Breaking Bad, as I saw it, is that it became a voyeuristic morality play about manhood and power.
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He knew that when he finally arrived, the city that shaped him from a young boy to manhood would be unrecognizable.
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He'd left Scotland, aged 17, and was growing to manhood via the pro fight circuit in Thailand and South East Asia.
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His confrontation with the brutal slave-breaker Covey is still a model of "manhood," of self-assertion in defiance of death.
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A commanding Air Force officer messaged him that if he didn't begin the journey immediately, his manhood would be in question.
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In recent years, men behind Love in Action, Hope for Wholeness and Journey into Manhood have all come out as gay.
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Fashion at its purest is about ideas — ideas about how we present ourselves, how we might present ourselves, about masculinity, manhood.
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Paul at one point referred to Trump as "Gollum," and Rubio questioned Trump's manhood while mocking the size of his hands.
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At its heart, the embrace of a more modern, less rigid form of masculinity represents frustration with traditional ideas of manhood.
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But the definition of manhood, and, more broadly, maleness, is one that affects not just a single gender, but all genders.
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This nation was built on white supremacy and toxic manhood, despite those words of the founding fathers about us being equal.
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There is, somehow, a healthy category of boxing memoirs — men exploring their relationship to their manhood by getting in the ring.
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Where Mr. Yatsenyuk holds out hope is that Mr. Trump will eventually view Mr. Putin as a challenge to his manhood.
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However, he quickly shot down those allegations, attributing his manhood to his heritage: "Us Haitians, we look different," he told TMZ.
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His choices, he believes, stemmed from an insatiable desire to win approval and assert his manhood, but the results were misguided.
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But as far as manhood and life and Islam and music and creativity and art, there is no limitation to that.
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He's called Barack Obama the founder of ISIS, touted the size of his manhood during a debate, and the list goes on.
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Here, drinking to excess is culturally linked with aggression and manhood, and may be more deliberately pursued outside the family at bars.
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When you question whether we're giving boys and men healthy role models and messages, that looks to some like criticizing manhood itself.
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Bobby is all optimistic and dreamy, and Phil is more jaded but drenched with financial security; they represent two ends of manhood.
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I never did get emotional about losing my testicles; I never believed that was where my manhood came from to begin with.
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" Addressing his third son, Nathan, Schwab said it's "not the way I wanted you to enter manhood but you've done very well.
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" The writer recounts some of his relationship with Shakur in his book "The Education of Kevin Powell: A Boy's Journey into Manhood.
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He's lost his temper, name-called, and in arguably one of the lowest points of primary debate history, referred to his manhood.
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To him, that's just the cost of fame; as he tells Twist, it's not about manhood or age—it's about Young Money.
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Though John's been talking about rejecting the entire construct of manhood for decades, his work seems especially relevant and radical right now.
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Also, the habit of living behind the manhood mask is stifling, making it hard for people to connect with themselves and others.
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Contained within Zeke's language is his vision of manhood, one deeply ambiguous and ambivalent, shaped as it is by shifting gender ideals.
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Before nightfall, 19,240 British soldiers — Prime Minister David Lloyd George called them "the choicest and best of our young manhood" — lay dead.
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The idea of nationalism that Mr. Parker embraces is a decidedly old-fashioned one, based above all on the assertion of manhood.
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"This time out the wizard isn't a boy on the verge of manhood but a man idling in boyhood," our critic writes.
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It discussed how a century after slavery ended, its baggage continued to affect blacks' ideas of manhood, womanhood, family structure and more.
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In a recent story titled "Invasion of the Martians," pea-green aliens come to Earth and zap a Texas senator's manhood off.
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" After she returned to Capitol Hill, Ms. Pelosi said that for Mr. Trump, the wall was "like a manhood thing for him.
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" Moreover, "such a tax would help to preserve a measurable equality of opportunity for the people of the generations growing to manhood.
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Attempting to define manhood lends itself to creating a hierarchy of masculinity, in which "real" men have some claim to power over others.
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The subject matter is rich, taking on war, death, life, guilt, survival, manhood, journalism and trauma, without reducing any to a simplistic lesson.
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Fidelity, gentleness, a willingness to do more listening than speaking — Driver and Jarmusch both suggest these are the true building blocks of manhood.
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In a nutshell, they argue that "manhood" -- however an individual male's culture might define it -- is a status that must be continually earned.
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When men or boys do things that are outside of the traditional, hyper-masculine notions of manhood, they are punished, ridiculed and bullied.
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The perfect example of the difference between Axe and Chuck is that Axe's symbolic version of manhood is meat and Chuck's is cigars.
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It's also an attempt to put the very notion of "men" in quotes—to once again question what we think of as manhood.
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Throw in a crew cut, stoicism and frequent shouting, and as far as I was concerned my father embodied the essence of manhood.
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As the only son in a family of daughters, he says he grew up expected to conform to a narrow definition of manhood.
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So the ManHood is designed to keep the bless'd thing warm and snug, helping build up moisture so the glans softens over time.
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She left behind manhood to become a woman, only to find that the new label she'd adopted also failed to accurately identify her.
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In my talk, "Athletes and Warriors," I reflected on Ali's verbal art as a way to fight racism and to define black manhood.
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But I'd argue that Trump's desire to assert his manhood is playing a big role in other areas, too, most notably trade policy.
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But Mr. McBee, 37, is known less for his skills in the ring than for his determination to unravel the mysteries of manhood.
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The tabloid was threatening to publish photos it had obtained, including one of Mr. Bezos's "semi-erect manhood," unless he met their conditions.
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Teenage boys are under tremendous pressure to "act like a guy," which often means fitting into narrow (and often toxic) conventions of manhood.
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" If you'd want to insult someone's manhood, you could take a homophobic turn with "You'll be disgusted with pussies and enjoy only dicks.
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In 1985, he published "Freaks and the American Ideal of Manhood," one of the last pieces he would live to see in print.
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"The Hearts of Men" has much to say about goodness and its opposite; about honor; and about manhood, its difficulties and precise texture.
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Songs by rising artists like Sam Fender and Henry Jamison, and the bands Idles and As It Is, protest old notions of manhood.
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" It's individual men, he continued, who are "going to have to, at some point, decide how to define manhood and masculinity for himself.
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There have been a slew of new books that have reckoned powerfully with manhood and masculinity and their intersections with race and sexuality.
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Manhood Development strives to create a scaffold of resilience with a flotilla of black male professionals and college advisers who mentor high school students.
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How can Coach Taylor best prepare the boys in his command for manhood, and how much time can a husband possibly give to football?
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His idea that manhood and personhood itself are tied up in dominance — over Celestial, over Andre — is remolded over the course of the book.
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He uses trophies, particularly women — and part of it is a challenge to our manhood: Are we going to stand up for our women?
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It's a helpful primer on the downside of harmful ideas about manhood, where it comes from, and what to do to combat it. 2.
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This is the future of manhood that we know is possible, waiting for us just beyond the horizon, once each of us digs in.
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ABAAD in Lebanon is one of several NGOs in the region confronting the rigid norms of manhood; it uses awareness campaigns and psychological counselling.
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" After Sofia was born, Gabriele says he felt "responsible as a father to break many destructive stereotypes around manhood and in society in general.
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The reason Yusaf wanted to die is because the world finally knew that he could not live up to the societal expectation of manhood.
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"I'm offended about you knocking my manhood and questioning my judgment about someone as special as Danielle," he added, throwing a drink at Beningo.
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That's right -- the UFC fighter-turned-MMA analyst is so sick of fans countin' out the Irishman ... he's bettin' his manhood on McGregor's chin.
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Since then, he's been tortured for years by Ramsey Bolton, had his manhood chopped off, and was made fun of by pirate Joshua Jackson.
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Overtly echoing the first film, it's a bag of fun, but also a melancholy meditation on age, on relationships, on manhood, and it hurts.
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While manhood has its drawbacks, it still benefits people assigned male at birth financially, sexually, culturally... Why would they opt to give that up?
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Topics include Manute Bol's manhood, the culture of 90s basketball, Williams' time in prison, and the continuing ramifications of that fatal shooting in 2002.
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That debate will be remembered for Trump responding to criticism from Rubio that he has "small hands" by referencing the size of his manhood.
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When news broke about Duke University's endeavor to create less vile forms of manhood, these fragile humans became vocal in comments on media coverage.
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While some may think it's a little weird that after revealing his manhood, Usher just went about brushing his teeth like nothing had happened.
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The company is aptly named ManHood (the best part of this whole experience is that pun by the way, it's all downhill from here).
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I throw his phone toward him, he tries to catch it, falls, and I'm pretty sure his dick broke his fall... and his manhood.
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What better evidence that we equate political power with masculinity than a political candidate literally defending the size of his manhood on national television?
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Under Mr. Lapine's direction, Tracie Thoms, Betsy Wolfe, Brandon Uranowitz and Anthony Rosenthal play friends, paramours and a son on the verge of manhood.
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Locke was a guide, teaching his students about fine art and gay manhood, a dance between raindrops in a storm of homophobia and racism.
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The result was a weak state that, even after the expansion of universal manhood suffrage in 1912, was susceptible to Mussolini and the Fascisti.
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He worried that the bully in Bedminster may feel that the bully in Pyongyang is "attacking his manhood," an age-old trigger for war.
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"It's important to make movies about good men and men who are trying to be better, and about the struggle of manhood," she continued.
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She has mocked Mr. Trump's obsession with what she terms his "manhood" and gone all in with the grandmother-wrangling-an-unruly-child shtick.
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For male characters, sex is viewed as a conquest, and the loss of virginity is accompanied by a metaphorical trophy that says: Welcome to Manhood.
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Here are five things to watch: Cruz and Trump get negative Even the bit about the size of Trump's manhood didn't go quite this far.
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Now many file them under toxic masculinity, the inevitable result of narrow conventions of manhood which limit male behaviour to dominance, violence and sexual aggression.
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He seems to have settled into grumpy old manhood, which has made him something of a joke, as far as his public statements are concerned.
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Biographer David Remnick wrote that Ali was attracted to the Nation of Islam's message of racial pride, self-sufficiency and almost militant sense of manhood.
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And I think it's important to make movies about good men, and men who are trying to be better, and about the struggle of manhood.
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I felt deep compassion for men in that moment; they live their lives with every act recorded in the undeletable browser history of their manhood.
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In the History Channel reboot, Kunta Kinte (Malachi Kirby) comes of age on the screen as he transitions into Mandinka manhood in 18th-century Gambia.
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Trump responded in kind, even defending the size of his manhood -- in reference to the hand comments -- in the GOP debate in Detroit last week.
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In your daily life, do you still find yourself attached to the construct of manhood and embrace the winner/loser, owner/owned point-of-view?
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For the record, Mr. Trump has impugned his rivals' manhood, called them liars and suggested that Ted Cruz's father was associated with J.F.K.'s killer.
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They clean it up and go about their day, secure in the knowledge that they have passed a critical milestone on the journey to manhood.
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Trump's girth also made a resurgence at the press conference when a reporter brought up his reference to his "manhood" at this week's GOP debate.
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This particular misfortune was, from start to finish, confined to my immature manhood: I was unable to pee properly, no matter how hard I tried.
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In 2010, he started MaXhosa (pronounced Ma-hoe-sah), a knitwear line, to celebrate amakrwala, a traditional Xhosa rite of passage from boyhood to manhood.
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At the same time, a global "masculinity crisis" has spurred both a thoughtful examination of traditional ideas of manhood and a sometimes-violent, vitriolic backlash.
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They shared with us the process of being stripped of their childhood by radical thought, and entering manhood trapped between terror, family, state and ideology.
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And when we add in the qualities that make us Asian—our culture, diligence, knowledge—the knife of manhood becomes not only strong but exquisite.
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Knowing he isn't alright, you insist he gets off the field; nevertheless, he needs to prove his manhood and forces himself back into the huddle.
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But he pitched himself as a bulwark against cultural and demographic change, a symbol of white patriarchal manhood aligned against immigrants, feminists and racial minorities.
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Some of that defining has been done by Hollywood, which until very recently refused to recognize the inherent desirability, and manhood, of Asian-American men.
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"While there are people who still believe that a vasectomy 'diminishes my manhood,' we don't see it that way," the organization states on its website.
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Instead of being humble and, well, pious, he prefers to bolster himself by swinging his metaphorical manhood around under the guise of asserting his papal authority.
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In Indonesia, circumcision is considered the official beginning of a boy's transition into manhood—a defining moment in his life, and a major cause for celebration.
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Perhaps most memorably, during the March 3 debate, Trump defended himself from Rubio's attacks on the size of his hands -- and the implications about his manhood.
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The parts of my body I detested were thrown into relief and/or shadow, and I began to understand why such manhood was my inside joke.
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For guys worried about their "little soldiers" no matter what the science actually says, however, $50 is no cost compared to a shot to their manhood.
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We have this one track mind, this one way of thinking when it comes to what being a man is and what manhood is or isn't.
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I don't often see photographs of us smiling and engaging in healing remedies and conversations that can contribute to the overall discussions surrounding masculinity and manhood.
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") The Donald J. Trump who defended the size of his manhood in the primaries and tweeted his taco salad on Cinco de Mayo ("I love Hispanics!
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Upon returning to Capitol Hill, Pelosi told a private gathering of her Democratic colleagues that the wall fight appeared to be a "manhood thing" for Trump.
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And also the ManHood is designed for men who have a little bit of foreskin left and want to restore the foreskin to its former glory.
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In our initial conversation, I was curious to see if Damien had any expectations about whether or not the ManHood would improve sex and his sensitivity.
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Social conditioning causes men like me to experience severe self-loathing, shame, and embarrassment because we've never had to question the authenticity of our manhood before.
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" When Trump weighed in as he did, he said, "it became a manhood issue" for many of the teams — "or in some cases a brotherhood issue.
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To the Editor: Michael Ian Black points out the difficulties boys have in finding a reasonable model for manhood among the conflicting expectations in our society.
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The answer to these questions, I'd argue, is that there are actually three major motives behind Trumpist policy, which we can label Manhood, McConnell and Moola.
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During its inauguration, some women were apparently so scandalized by the the dimensions of Heracles's manhood Bouscau had to scale it back not once, but twice.
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Almost a year ago, he won the presidential election by presenting this version of aggrieved manhood in opposition to Hillary Clinton's hand-raising Hermione Granger feminism.
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Mr. Trump has ushered in a fresh era of noxious manhood wherein bullying is conflated with toughness and self-interest is more important than self-respect.
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Pitman's latest collaboration involves the Waorani tribe, Ecuadorian natives whose young men catch and release green anacondas, the world's heaviest snake, as ritual tests of manhood.
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For the Mursi, a firearm is considered a necessary mark of manhood, a belief that has led to the mass accumulation of guns in the region.
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But as the amount of hormone drops in manhood, their cells may divide more slowly, and they may stop producing growth-spurring molecules of their own.
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For a "real" man, manhood equals hypermasculinity, which fans the flames of homophobia and misogyny even as it negatively impacts every man, regardless of sexual orientation.
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The two films are thoughtful reckonings with aging, specifically with the atrophying of a certain, narrow performance of manhood and the attendant anxieties of that decline.
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After explaining how Plains Indians saw warring as a "cultural imperative," a way to prove manhood, Cozzens offers a graphic description of the art of scalping.
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If a black woman assumed a role of leadership, she was said to be eroding black manhood, to be hindering the progress of the black race.
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Then their father, anxious to ensure that his younger son is educated in the ways of honorable manhood, takes him to his first Ku Klux Klan meeting.
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The Weeknd just took the ultimate shot at Justin Bieber's manhood by hinting he has way more game in the sack than JB ... or so it seems.
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For years, Crews has tried to challenge the roots of toxic masculinity, in part by taking a hard look at his own weaknesses and issues with manhood.
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I would ask all fathers and male role models to consider the ways the Man Box has shaped your thoughts about manhood, women, girls, and LGBTQ+ people.
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There's a recurring theme in the movie where your character, Charlie, has his manhood questioned and is compared to a woman for being a hairdresser or complaining.
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If you find yourself in a confrontation and you opt out of the construct of manhood, you're going to be seen as the "loser" by your peers.
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Calvin Harris will turn 31 in a few days and, as the Bible says, he appears to be putting aside childish things as he moves into manhood.
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Released on August 30 by the Tennessee-based Council for Biblical Manhood and Womanhood (CBMW), the statement declares, unequivocally, that queer sexual orientations are sins to God.
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The men who crack in his stories are leaping out from the expectations of adult manhood; the elderly women are stepping out of their pattern as well.
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Making up his mind that he would die trying to sustain his manhood, he attacked Covey, with the result, by no means guaranteed, that Covey backed off.
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He joins eagerly in the brawls that are part of the rituals of manhood and falls victim to the alcoholism that is the plague of the village.
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He needs Jaime to flatter his manhood for a while before he is willing accept a promotion from background actor to actual character on Game of Thones.
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Randy encourages his customers to wear the ManHood for protection during the day and also protection at night when those pesky "intense nocturnal erections" come into play.
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There's always been a sense that fighting Jones is something that must be done for the sake of one's manhood: a great contest with one's own soul.
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Walsh told me he hasn't come across patients who've caused irreparable damage to their manhood by using a stretcher, but it was hard to say for sure.
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Szalay's subject is the loss of prestige afforded a certain kind of European manhood, the spuriousness of its foundations and the ease with which it is threatened.
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This liberation should be celebrated: To see men who embody less traditional models of manhood competing at the highest levels of civic life is good for everybody.
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Thomas Manning, a 64-year-old from Halifax, Massachusetts, lost part of his manhood in 2012 after he was diagnosed with a rare case of penile cancer.
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Thomas Manning, a 64-year-old from Halifax, Massachusetts, lost part of his manhood in 213 after he was diagnosed with a rare case of penile cancer.
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Observers might have expected this monument to bourbon-and-shotguns manhood to crumble when faced with the rise of feminism, flower power and civil rights in 220s.
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Christ Bearer -- the rapper who chopped off his own manhood -- is a married man now ... proving once and for all, there's someone special out there for everybody.
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Both pieces raise questions about identity and belonging, manhood and respect — and introduce us to young men who "defy easy caricature" as they wrestle with those issues.
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After their much-publicized Oval Office meeting, she described his demand for a wall as "like a manhood thing for him" during a private session with Democrats.
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We got Bryan at LAX and showed him DC's new adult comic with images of Batman's manhood ... and the comedian tells us the Batcave is, umm ... lacking.
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Just in the last 24 hours he has made fun of Mr. Trump's ruddy complexion and the size of his hands, in an apparent attack on his manhood.
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It's telling that the first character seen on screen is not Chiron, but the man who becomes near wholly responsible for shaping his sense of manhood and self.
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Nicki Minaj's ex has gained new adoring fans and business propositions since pics of his manhood leaked online ... but it's not the best thing his junk's ever done.
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"Manhood and masculinity are fluid, and what's considered normal is socially constructed," said Charles Schaeffer, a clinical psychologist on faculty at NYU whose work focuses on male development.
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Every morning, I'd coat my manhood with products like Fresh Balls, Dry Goods, DZ Nuts, Driball, ToppCock, and any of almost a dozen other products with punny names.
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We've grappled with these issues since October, but today we're letting men know that, if they need help forging a new kind of manhood, we're here to help.
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Jennifer Siebel Newsom is CEO and Founder of The Representation Project and Writer, Director, Producer of The Mask You Live In, and a Promundo Future of Manhood honoree.
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While we should celebrate the freedom of people to express their gender, dividing society on those grounds reduces manhood and womanhood to the clothes we choose to wear.
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But you might not assume that because sharing those stories has historically meant risking your manhood; a man might be called weak or "gay" for revealing his truth.
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On his new album Man of the Woods, out Friday, life, and manhood are a journey that Timberlake goes on, while the listener is along for the ride.
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In coming to grips with my thing for Twilight, I was able to separate the societal definition of manhood; it was my boy playing with a doll moment.
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President Johnson, who the historian Fredrik Logevall argues was also consumed by protecting his own image of manhood, kept talking tough about the threat posed by North Vietnam.
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The source of Rubio's comment refers back to a 1988 Spy magazine article that called Trump a "short-fingered vulgarian," perhaps insulting both his tongue and his manhood.
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The one who wins is the one who walks away with the manhood and the one who loses is the one who is made invisible and is feminized.
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Every time a white person disses a black person, they're acting out the manhood structure of saving face from another white man's violence by targeting a third party.
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One important distinction we need to make is between a gender identity of manhood that only exists by putting somebody down and a moral identity that is genderless.
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How do we get closer to this place where people can just live as individuals and not have to continuously perform or keep up the charade of manhood?
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Not only are Ms. Chipaumire and Kaolack confined to the ring, with all its associations with black manhood, but they're also rigged to the rafters by elastic bands.
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The boys, usually aged between 13 and 15 go through harsh treatment to prove their manhood, including being beaten by others to show their pain threshold and endurance.
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Johnson shoots Khrushchev, now in water wings and swimming cap, assails Kennedy's legislative incompetence and offers to introduce the president to his, um, manhood, "Jumbo" (an unsung role).
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McBride), a Southerner obsessed with proving his manhood, and Lee Russell (Walton Goggins), a possibly closeted, smooth-talking dandy — who team up to take down their new principal.
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But then he veered into taunts about the size of Mr. Trump's hands — a thinly veiled jab at his manhood — and his apparent preference for aggressive self-tanning.
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In the past 24 hours alone, he has made fun of Mr. Trump's ruddy complexion and the size of his hands, in an apparent attack on his manhood.
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In this way, Boys Will Be Boys emphasizes a more expressive and emotional view of manhood, promoting a new vision for masculinity, one that is not strictly heteronormative.
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It is these threats to their standing—these imagined threats by Black manhood—that have historically been employed to justify retaliatory violences against and terrorization of Black communities.
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And if you confidently acknowledge that being cruel, tough, or physically imposing has nothing to do with adulthood or manhood, your friends just might get with the program.
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" Last month, in private comments to Democratic lawmakers after an Oval Office confrontation with Mr. Trump, Ms. Pelosi said the wall was "like a manhood thing for him.
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And that persona won him tens of millions of votes, lofting him to the White House, so it can't have contradicted Americans' notions of manhood all that much.
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Michael Chabon's "Manhood for Amateurs" and John Jeremiah Sullivan's "Pulphead" are two collections of essays that have the warmth, playfulness and brawn you seem to be searching for.
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Trump mocked him as "Little Marco" and joked about his profuse sweating in pressure-packed situations, while Rubio made fun of Trump's hand size, alluding to his manhood.
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They were stigmatized then as they are today for their failure to live up to the shifting dictates of whatever "real" manhood or womanhood means in their moment.
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Politicians will be tempted, like Marco Rubio talking about Trump's manhood on the campaign trail, into surrendering their dignity in an effort to be at home in Trumpland.
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Westbrook's conduct might be unremarkable were there not a man who defies every norm of civil society—and represents the very worst of manhood—living in the White House.
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He tells me that prior to attending a play party, the thought of watching his partner have sex with someone other than him was an affront to his manhood.
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To achieve change that breaks down the patriarchal power structure, we don't have to just end race-based oppression, we also have to kill our tired notions of manhood.
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According to the Precarious Manhood Theory (yes, that's the actual name of the theory), when men don't feel masculine, they're more likely to act out in stereotypical gendered ways.
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That was enlightening, but what the guys told me next was horrific: Physically feminizing a man doesn't just take longer, it also permanently sullies the slate of his manhood.
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In Shandy, noses and penises are practically interchangeable, and the size of one's nose affects one's marriage, one's fortune—it's a practically Trump-ian stand-in for one's manhood.
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Republican presidential candidates have often been fixated on manhood, but just like with other themes of conservative politics of the last few decades, subtlety has gone out the window.
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Ryan Gosling's gentle swooping hair, and his metamorphosis into a broody, bearded man after Allie's (Rachel McAdams) perceived betrayal, are seared into my soul as markers of desired manhood.
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"Considering Heracles' fragile manhood we've chosen to give him a removable prosthetic that we can add to the statue before each ceremony," Deputy Mayor Martine Phelippot told Sud Oest.
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When I think about the sculpture on view in London, it's a representation of the ways black manhood changes and this idea of reclaiming the black body for ourselves.
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They argued that the sport's ability to teach children lessons in manhood and teamwork outweighed its risks, and that "serious injuries" were virtually non-existent among the city's teams.
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So I called him up to get more insight into his theories, the current dialogue around toxic masculinity, and what it's like to live without the mask of manhood.
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On other days—called "ma'am" and "she" and "Grace"—my feelings of manhood seemed like a child's fantasy, as delusional as thinking I was a bird or a car.
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It was day five and my cockfidante senses were a tingling; it was time to talk about sex, because this is one of the main reasons the ManHood exists.
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Every familiar battle is framed in terms of their surrogate father's nonchalance and contempt, and the young soldiers' adolescent anger that he refuses to acknowledge their manhood as warriors.
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Opening a week later, another skater movie, Minding the Gap, exposes how the gendered mandate of toughness can prove hazardous to those roving the concrete jungle of early manhood.
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And as someone who's written much about the compensatory bluster of manhood, I was intensely interested in witnessing what their masculine camaraderie looked like in our post-masculine age.
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But, as the response to the book has shown, there can be no homosexuals in a reality-obliterating Arab world, where "real" manhood is defined by a chauvinist heterosexuality.
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Kings of Leon earned a reputation as hard-partying, booze-loving, girl-chasing rock 'n' roll stars when the group released its debut album, "Youth & Young Manhood," in 2003.
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The two players may have been changed (as the title cards say) by their journey to Wimbledon, and to real manhood, but unfortunately, the movie they're in is curiously inert.
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Being economically dependent on their wives may threaten their manhood, Munsch said, and having an affair is a way to re-establish their masculinity, even if it's all done subconsciously.
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The ever-bold designer Abley had tongues wagging with his barely there looks, while Sibling made waves for the house's burly men sporting rib-hugging corsets and manhood-strapping jockstraps.
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" Crews was so strapped at the time that he'd sneak into the school's cafeteria to eat for free and was often late on rent, according to his 2014 book, "Manhood.
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These two guys seemed like they freakin' hated each other, and exchanged legendary insults ... Jones calling DC fat, and DC accusing Jones of "sandblasting prostitutes" and having a defective manhood.
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When you need to readjust, you simply use the patented 'Lifter,' a string that attaches from the waistband to the bottom of the pouch, and it elevates your entire manhood.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. "Football is one of the strongest bastions of manhood," says Selin, a star player and co-founder at Turkish club Sportif Lezbon.
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Kimmel says the rhetoric of shooters often comes from men who need to "reclaim" or "restore" their manhood in a system where it seems as if they should feel powerful.
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And in a second episode of "New Girl," at 9, Schmidt's manhood is tested when he and his bachelor party end up at a biker bar in the Nevada desert.
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"Trump, as usual, sees this as a test of manhood, yet it is hard to see how this will make his administration's strategy any more likely to succeed," Chollet said.
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When you get a person that has a mindset that he has to protect his manhood, he's going to do it by any means necessary, and this gun's right here.
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It took a few days, but Donald Trump just responded in typical fashion to Jimmy Fallon saying he regrets his 2016 interview with the now-President ... by challenging his manhood.
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According to Kehler, men's use of masculinity-enhancing methods, such as steroids or erectile dysfunction medication, is related to the oppressive ideas that dictate what constiutes normal and ideal manhood.
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For its violence, for its over-the-top patriotism for the what many on the left perceive to be outdated notions of manhood and for the militaries or culture there.
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If I went on, now, & took him into manhood, he would just be like all the one-horse men in literature & the reader would conceive a hearty contempt for him.
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I got dozens of messages impugning my manhood; the mildest of them called me a "soy boy" (a common insult among the alt-right that links soy intake to estrogen).
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And daddy and the uncles forgot about the fish and the dying worms and stood up to greet with loud shouts the man who made them feel their manhood anew.
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He called him a con artist and said among other things that he had small hands, a charge that Trump took to mean as questioning the size of his manhood.
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Mr. Trump has publicly called Mr. Sessions "very weak," and "beleaguered," termed his handling of the Justice Department "disgraceful" and recently questioned his manhood during an interview on Fox News.
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And much of that writing has drawn out the film's complicated themes — of race, place, sexuality and manhood — and the exquisite artistry Mr. Jenkins and his cast bring to them.
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Rana, whose head was injured in the attack — other possible traumas are left implicit — is terrified and distraught, but Emad seems more concerned with the injury to his own manhood.
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He is the author of 2017 book "The Man-Not: Race, Class, Genre, and the Dilemmas of Black Manhood" and a recipient of the 2017 Alain Locke Public Philosophy Award.
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The seven stories in "Hunter's Moon" act as an unflinching reality check on the state of middle-age manhood at the close of the second decade of the 21st century.
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The seven stories in "Hunter's Moon" act as an unflinching reality check on the state of middle-age manhood at the close of the second decade of the 21st century.
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But another lasting legacy of this truncated relationship was King's ongoing preoccupation with relationships between men and boys, the process of attaining manhood, and the bridge between boyhood and adulthood.
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The history of the American Negro is the history of this strife — this longing to attain self-conscious manhood, to merge his double self into a better and truer self.
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Our valiant gridiron heroes must never look like anything less than the most constricting, conservative version of True Manhood; if they fuck that up somehow, then that facade has crumbled.
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The goal is to expand the definition of masculinity so that instead of deadening their emotions and burying their pain, boys and men embrace complex feelings as part of their manhood.
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During the most recent Republican debate, front-runner Donald Trump christened his two chief rivals "Little Marco" and "Lyin' Ted" and assured viewers that there was "no problem" with his manhood.
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Batman fans are getting a good hard look at Bruce Wayne like never before -- 'cause the Dark Knight's manhood is on display in a new comic that's definitely not for kids.
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We knew that young guys are struggling with their own masculinity, but their research on the 'manbox' gave us a good picture of how these rigid expectation of manhood manifest today.
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"It's like a manhood thing for him," Pelosi told Democratic members at a closed meeting of the Steering and Policy Committee on Capitol Hill, according to an aide in the room.
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Using white logics of racial purity, a cuckoldry scenario between a Black man and white woman represents one of the greatest threats posed to whiteness—the ultimate neutralization of white manhood.
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What I'll miss most, what I associate most with my father, is how Leonard set a path to manhood that didn't rely on aggression or force, instead focusing on quiet presence.
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If manhood is an arena of struggle in the midst of civilization — something like that stadium the Danish journalist drives past — the sympathy of these stories lies firmly with the bull.
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Their understanding of gender was so closely tied to the body that even the involuntary removal of male genitalia was enough to remove the victim from the social category of manhood.
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A vote for the nomination became a symbolic vote for a political ethos that thinks grabbing private parts is fun and complaining about sexual assault is a threat to young manhood.
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At one point in his young manhood, Knausgaard writes in Book 5, he worried that he might end up as just a critic; there were moments when I wished he had.
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"We've been here, done that (at least some of it), except that this time out, the wizard isn't a boy on the verge of manhood but a man idling in boyhood."
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The 14-article document, dubbed the "Nashville Statement," was released by the Council on Biblical Manhood and Womanhood (CBMW) on Wednesday, focusing primarily on issues of gender and same-sex marriage.
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If they show no signs of weakness—no flinching or wincing or tears—they are considered to have reached manhood and will be awarded with livestock, money, mobile phones, and other gifts.
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Cliff's also a paragon of a particular idea of manhood — one who doesn't need to be violently overcome at the end, because he is, with a serious degree of optimism, naturally outgrown.
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We can stop excusing a kind of manhood that belittles women, bringing us down to the level of objects — objects that can be treated with not only scorn, but with actual violence.
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"On the Beach at Night Alone" involves a lot of self-criticism in its portrayal of flawed manhood, Hong said, adding that he always draws on his own experiences in his movies.
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For such virile displays of his manhood — but also for silencing the press, imprisoning journalists, having political rivals assassinated, invading neighboring countries and bombing civilians in Syria — Trump gives Putin high marks.
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Shikeith's The Moment You Doubt Whether You Can Fly, You Cease Forever To Be Able To Do It ponders the meaning of how contemporary notions of black manhood can limit an identity.
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The cowboy — a historical figure, a way of life and livelihood, a symbol of Manifest Destiny, an advertising trope, an idealized version of manhood, and a tragic loner — is no simple symbol.
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It has made men think of Gillette as more than just another manufacturer of razors but as a brand with meaning and with values and, perhaps, part of their journey to manhood.
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He has been embroiled in controversy for initially refusing to disavow white supremacist David Duke, and for alluding to the size of his manhood at the GOP debate on Thursday in Detroit.
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According to Ben Jordan, a Christian Brothers University professor who studies modern manhood and the Boy Scouts of America, the organization was losing its appeal with 16-, 17-, and 18-year-olds.
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At a time when bluster, bragging and histrionic displays of self-pity are apparently the defining characteristics of American manhood, it's nice to be reminded of the virtues of discretion and quiet.
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This Asian-American legacy in politics and art is invisible to Yang, who does not even mention Frank Chin, the writer who most forcefully dealt with the agonies of Asian-American manhood.
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This picture is a heavy-handed pursuit of diminishing returns, given that the male lead, Vincent Elbaz, is equally unappealing as a creepy alpha male and a befuddled representative of oppressed manhood.
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This sort of thinking suggests that the very act of a woman offering up a fantasy of manhood in an arena dominated by male fantasies of women can be a revelatory gesture.
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But that would risk confirming that men, who are socially conditioned to think of themselves as indestructible, are in fact vulnerable—and vulnerable in that part of themselves most vital to manhood.
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He also acknowledged that his brothers often went out of their way to match him against bigger and older boys, as a test of not only his prowess, but also his manhood.
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Otis is growing toward manhood, but he's still very much a little boy — still too innocent to do much more than dabble in the behavior that will eventually land him in rehab.
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These online groups found young white men at their most vulnerable & convinced them liberals were colluding to destroy white Western manhood When we talk about online radicalization we always talk about Muslims.
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There is throughout, though, a mind-bending glee in watching women taking on the extravagant guises of hot-dog rock 'n' rollers, who for all their strutting machismo never grow into manhood.
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Last year, more than half the 220 students who started Manhood Development classes as freshmen — the first graduating class — headed off to college with scholarships from the local nonprofit East Bay College Fund.
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They still feel the shame and fear instilled in them as they jumped from adolescence to manhood almost overnight, and fear retribution, being shunned by family and friends, or ending up in jail.
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The anthropologist Suzette Heald, who's done extensive research among the Gisu tribe, told VICE in 2014 that the ritual is a central part of their culture as well as their definitions of manhood.
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However much his wife (played with cool contempt by an impressive Nadia Bowers, who is married to Stoll) hectors him or impugns his manhood, he reasons his way meticulously through each moral question.
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There's something about a young Black male in drag that makes some people uncomfortable, and that uneasiness is the direct result of a problematic tie between notions of Black manhood and toxic masculinity.
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"Armie didn't have to deal with it, because I am on the cusp of manhood, and I don't really have to shave ever, but he has a significant beard going on," Chalamet said.
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The jock strap that protected the manhood of boxing legend Joe Frazier 45 years ago when he beat the GOAT, Muhammad Ali, is about to hit the auction block ... TMZ Sports has learned.
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The film hints at a vast social decay by giving us a view of manhood that feels as though it's becoming rapidly obsolete: Edgerton's character is violent, armed, and increasingly paranoid about outsiders.
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"Armie didn't have to deal with it because I am on the cusp of manhood and I don't really have to shave ever, but he has a significant beard going on," he said.
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He contends that the parts of manhood that we view as non-toxic don't actually have a designated gender—and describing these actions or qualities as masculine just reflects our disdain for women.
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The more time you spend in that zone, the more resilient you become to the tests that attempt to provoke your manhood-proving reflex and cause you to use violence instead of communication.
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There is doubtless much more to say about modern manhood, but these books demonstrate conclusively that the conversation is worth having, even urgent, and that there are many different ways of conducting it.
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"It happens to be like a manhood issue for the president, building a wall, and I'm not interested in that," Pelosi said during a discussion at the Harvard Kennedy School's Institute of Politics.
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The term "toxic masculinity" is a bit jarring and frames the spot as an accusation aimed at men and manhood in general rather than the learning opportunity that it is meant to be.
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Meanwhile, she is doted on by her brother, Edward (Taron Egerton), and his friends Victor Richardson (Colin Morgan) and Roland Leighton (Kit Harington) — eager to test their manhood, eventually on the front lines.
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David Matheson, once a prominent Mormon conversion therapist with the program Journey into Manhood, announced in January that he had divorced his wife of 34 years to pursue life as a gay man.
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The gunmaker Bushmaster was widely criticized after the 2012 shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School because it had run a campaign equating gun ownership with manhood by distributing "man cards" to its customers.
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The ex-Falcons receiver tells us Pryor -- who lost a rep (and then his manhood) in a Skins-Jets joint practice -- shoulda found a way to exact revenge before the day was over.
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The film tells the story of two men who put their lives on the line for love and criticizes a tribal ritual called Ukwaluka, during which boys get circumcised and initiated into manhood.
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I am absolutely not judging anyone who does experience the plight of crusty glans—in fact I think it's wonderful that something as specific as the ManHood does exist for that very reason.
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There's Tracker's passage into manhood through a series of harrowing adventures; and his love-hate relationship with the Leopard, a charismatic being who can incarnate himself as both an animal and a man.
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Instead, I find that cross-shopping gives me a liberating sense of control over myself and my body — not necessarily overturning the designations of a gender, but instead widening my version of manhood.
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"A Ciambra," the second feature directed by Jonas Carpignano (the first was "Mediterranea," also set in Gioia Tauro), follows Pio's lurching movement toward manhood and observes his environment with a sympathetic, probing eye.
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Those women strove to change law and political culture all over this land because they believed that manhood suffrage — full voting rights for men and only men — made a mockery of self-government.
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It's an example — fairly diverting, but never entirely satisfying — of another currently popular television genre: the fairy tale of aggrieved American manhood, even though in this case the bitter hero is a heroine.
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The research suggested that plenty of American men live in what some sociologists call the Man Box, constricted by a concept of manhood that includes aggression, hypersexuality, supreme authority and utter self-sufficiency.
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The result is a film that's almost sci-fi adjacent, and which clearly has a lot on its mind about how brainless, macho characterizations of manhood hurt everyone, and how violence perpetuates violence.
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For some cisgender men, who make up the majority of my clients, humiliation that undermines their sense of masculinity or subverts the social expectations imposed by manhood can be particularly potent and erotic.
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I appreciated the complexity both Gaga and Cooper brought to their roles, and particularly the sensitivity with which Cooper overlaid his character's struggle with addiction with his struggle to prove his manhood to himself.
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In some ways, the writing of the third part of Shout, which I look at the culture of manhood and toxic masculinity in my high school, helped me forgive [my rapist] a little bit.
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Similarly, the promise of an unpacking of the sacred and profane mysteries of postmodern manhood calls to mind Karl Ove Knausgaard's "My Struggle" series (whose sixth volume runs to eleven hundred and sixty pages).
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" After nude photos of Bieber hit the web last year, his father commented on the size of his son's manhood, writing in a now-deleted tweet, "what do you feed that thing #proud daddy.
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In so doing, Stanfield makes black men with dynamic inner lives more readily discernible to audiences and therefore likelier to survive a world whose flat renderings of black manhood can diminish those men's complexity.
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So this scene was just funny to me, him realizing he got had, him flailing trying to insult Chuck's manhood while he's the one wearing a leather jacket in a room full of suits.
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In "Like I Love You"—the video that marked Timberlake's transition from boybander to solo star—his sex appeal comes from the fact that he is on the cusp that separates boyhood from manhood.
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This NSFW rendering of Donald Trump with just a black bar over his manhood is the subject of a social media shit storm that resulted in the artist losing access to her Facebook account.
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"This is a consistent policy of purify their pop culture from the Western influence and strengthening the Chinese characteristics of manhood," Leung, who teaches media regulation and policy issues, told CNN in an email.
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His larger point is that many men's need for self-aggrandizement, for confirmation about our prowess — what he called the "narcissism of male desire" — shows just how fragile the construct of manhood can be.
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So if Mr. Trump's disparagement of Mr. Kim's manhood somehow does not wind up bringing us yet closer to war with North Korea, then perhaps he has in one sense done us a favor.
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The toxic definition of manhood most of us have been given, regardless of race or culture or creed, teaches that to be human is to be violent, aggressive, self-centered, domineering and power-mad.
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Putin is trying to distract Trump Putin purposefully used this kind of inflammatory language to try to get Trump to respond; insult Trump's military capabilities or manhood, and he might just reply on Twitter.
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When it comes to trying to figure out how to be a father when you had an absent one — and the realities of American culture and manhood — the rodeo seemed like the right choice.
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BISIL, Kenya (Reuters) - Thousands of Kenyan boys had a blessing of milk and beer sprayed on them as part of a rare Maasai ethnic community initiation ceremony to mark their passing into early manhood.
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Remember being an 29-year-old guy and thinking the pinnacle of manhood was being able to fuck a porn star while a whole squad of people in the kitchen rolls joints for your pleasure?
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He was a few years older at the time — a proper teenager on the verge of proper manhood — and we'd discovered during my first few weeks at work that we listened to the same music.
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The more we increase and promote a healthy, respectful manhood that values women and girls, the more we decrease and prevent domestic violence, sexual assault, sexual harassment, bullying, homophobia, even gun violence and male suicide.
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" Roberson said that men she's dated have straight up told her that gestures she made that exhibited her financial success — such as offering to pay for dinner — felt like she was "stepping on their manhood.
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The feud between Trump and Pelosi has gotten particularly personal, which the California Democrat suggesting that border wall funding is an issue of "manhood" for the president, while Trump has excoriated Pelosi on social media.
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It's a manhood that views women and LGBT people as inferior, sees sex as an act not of affection but domination, and which valorizes violence as the way to prove one's self to the world.
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" Bridges defines toxic masculinity in terms of the negative expectations of American manhood, such as the expectation that men work through pain, neglect their health in order to demonstrate strength, or "express dominance through violence.
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There are those who argue it should matter that a man dress "well," and others who fall back on the tired and somewhat oxymoronic notion that considering one's appearance at all is antithetical to manhood.
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ManHood is a company dedicated to solving problems I never knew existed; mainly because I am without any penis myself, but also because I don't tend to discuss matters of penile dryness with my friends.
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According to Randy, the founder of ManHood and herewith the Foreskin Expert, this exposure and irritation from clothing can cause dryness, less pleasure during sex, and generally a not so great time for your Johnson.
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Although the Middle East is rarely held up as a model of progressive gender thinking, the region is a case study in the power of recasting infertility as a medical problem, not one of manhood.
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It is not that he cannot "think"—it is that he cannot touch: for all that fine "experience" of his young manhood—sea and saloons and sanitariums—the immediacy of life has never reached him.
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" A book of her essays, "Feminism and American Literary History" (1992), led with a 1981 essay that is still being studied and quoted: "Melodramas of Beset Manhood: How Theories of American Fiction Exclude Women Authors.
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While he comes off second best in a humiliating bar fight, he gets another chance to prove his manhood by standing up to a family of white supremacists and eventually solving his own father's murder.
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We've been here, done that (at least some of it), except that this time out the wizard isn't a boy on the verge of manhood but a man idling in boyhood, Newt Scamander (Eddie Redmayne).
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Craggily handsome in a vaguely Willem Dafoe way, he grew up in San Antonio with a father who enjoyed hunting and fly fishing, so he has the "arts of manhood" element deep in his DNA.
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There are distinct economic expressions of "womanhood" and "manhood" that are meant to help us all find a sense of belonging and centeredness in our own genders by spending money on products to affirm them.
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Ivanov is at once the steadiest and the most mutable performer in Romanian cinema, a kind of Balkan J.K. Simmons, on hand to embody both the stoical and the sleazy aspects of modern bureaucratic manhood.
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It's a mode of experience in which power and the absence of purpose meet; and, in the reading, this gratuitously long novel about religion, manhood, sex, and violence becomes a test of its own unruly philosophy.
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In this way, Black men in America have always been afraid that their manhood is under siege, which seemingly leads many of them to display a hyper-masculine attitude of anger, sexual bravado, and emotional numbness.
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According to her study, the working-class men that she interviewed in Mexico interpreted changes in the functionality of their genitalia in positive ways, forgetting the importance of penetrative sex to maintain an idea of manhood.
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Damagingly, as his support ebbed in recent days, Mr Rubio indulged in the sort of schoolyard abuse for which Mr Trump is notorious, mocking the billionaire's "orange" sun-tan and seeming to question Mr Trump's manhood.
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This was hardly the first time I'd had encounters with the cops, all bad, all with the promise of punishment for the slightest gesture of manhood, all with the possibility of violence lurking in the air.
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From the street and the workplace to the bedroom and the kitchen table, he always manages to find the persistent and pernicious dichotomy at the core of manhood that causes us to hurt others and ourselves.
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That day, Patricius, his father, saw in him the signs of inquieta adulescentia, restless young manhood, and was—in Sarah Ruden's new, strikingly colloquial translation —"over the moon" at the thought of someday soon having grandchildren.
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Like nearly every other elite prep school in the South, it had been the boarding school's tradition since its founding in 53 that its teachers guide white boys toward its ideal of manhood — erudite, religious, resilient.
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"Bloodshed is a cleansing and sanctifying thing, and the nation that regards it as the final horror has lost its manhood," says a warmonger (voiced by Ciaran O'Reilly, one of the founders of the Irish Rep).
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It was reinforced in pop culture — from the "heroic" night riders of "The Birth of a Nation" to the idealized white manhood of western gunslingers like John Wayne and Clint Eastwood — as well as in politics.
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When I grew breasts, when I had surgery to carry my body across physical sex, I felt a sense of freedom from manhood much in the way that Tiamat says she feels free from being human.
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By the end of the movie, I felt like I'd been tackled by a dozen linebackers (which is a real thing that happens to scrawny Lucas whilst trying to prove his manhood to his lady love).
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I can't say I particularly enjoyed seeing a creature die in front of me, but whenever I was there to help my grandparents kill the pig, they'd praise me profusely for taking my first steps into manhood.
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After a televised meeting with Mr Trump in the White House last month (pictured)—during which she coined the term "Trump shutdown"—she reportedly described Mr Trump's desire for a southern border-wall as "a manhood thing".
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Following the Parkland shooting in April, the comedian Michael Ian Black implored us to consider how "boys are broken" and then wrote an op-ed in the New York Times about the psychological perils of traditional manhood.
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In so many ways, The Righteous Gemstones fits neatly alongside Eastbound and Down and Vice Principals in star and creator Danny McBride's growing catalogue of HBO comedies about a certain type of straight white male American manhood.
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Because life leaves them little else on which to stake their pride, in many scenes, men in Hallencourt—everyone from Eddy's friends to his father—prance around naked, to reaffirm their manhood in the most biological sense.
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Shaving is often seen as a rite of passage from boyhood to manhood and a shared teaching experience from father-figure to son along with many other life lessons on becoming a man and being one's best.
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"War stories" and religious texts provide a source of inspiration: Their surrounding narratives of heroism and good versus evil galvanize groups and encourage the next generation of young men eager to prove their manhood or religious devotion.
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Staring in October, Bruce Springsteen will bring his music and long monologues about fathers, phone booths, and manhood to the Broadway stage with a new solo show called, appropriately, Springsteen on Broadway, the New York Times reports.
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The description of the locale is somewhat flat, but Ólafsdóttir excels in exploring what bedevils Jónas and the novel's other men: a conception of manhood that prevents them from articulating emotion or understanding power except as violence.
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Trump makes rare trip to Clinton state, hoping to win back New Hampshire MORE's (R-Ariz.) time as a prisoner of war in Vietnam to Trump's willingness to defend the size of his manhood in a debate.
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The film centers on Hjartarson and two potential donors—an elderly Icelandic man with a womanizing past who pledged to give his manhood to the museum upon his death and a quirky American rancher named Tom Mitchell.
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In the past, he's challenged unrealistic societal expectations for women's bodies, gender norms, and inequality in sexual exchanges between men and women, breaking away from rigid ideas of manhood in favor of something more fluid, less fragile.
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As we headed to the heartland, I wondered what was going through his mind as he transitions from childhood to manhood — and what I would face when I returned home with my husband to an empty nest.
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How many of the dozens of trans minority women murdered each year have lost their lives because their assailants were surprised by their identities, who felt their manhood threatened by the desire these women stirred within them?
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Based on the reminiscences of an actual Maria Spada, "Not All Bastards Are From Vienna" is not a deep novel, but is wonderfully alive — often terribly so — as a wartime adventure and story of youth arriving at manhood.
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There are myriad references to Talley's "mannerisms" and "flamboyance" and "theatricality," and his cultural significance as a black man in fashion who, as one Yale theology professor and friend puts it, defied ideas about black manhood and respectability.
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In the classic Western, a man went West to ratify his manhood by conquering the land and the Natives who lived there, all while fending off "civilizing" influences, whether in the form of women, religion, schooling, or fences.
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I had renounced much of masculinity already and here I found not a laddy space like school but somewhere filled with men artfully impersonating a new type of manhood—religious and nostalgic for a time that never existed.
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According to Thomas Müller, Bayern Munich manager Pep Guardiola got heated after going down 2-0 to Juventus during yesterday's Round of 16 match—enough so that he threatened to remove his team's, ahem, manhood, if they lost.
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The last GOP debate hosted by Fox News was a raucous -- and at times juvenile -- affair, with Trump responding to Rubio's criticism about the size of his hands by defending the size of his manhood on national television.
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Due to the magic of modern medical science, Mohammed Abad—a 43-year-old who lost the manhood he was born with when he was run over at age six—is now ready to finally lose his virginity.
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Meanwhile she is doted on by a triumvirate of strapping boys — her brother, Edward (Taron Egerton), and his friends Victor Richardson (Colin Morgan) and Roland Leighton (Kit Harington) — eager to test their manhood, eventually on the front lines.
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In our email exchange, Randy had forewarned us that learning about ManHood can be "overwhelming" and "emotional" and maybe that was exactly what was going on in my reluctance to read any more about dry rough dick skin.
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Safe to say, this didn't happen for Damien and his less-than-enthusiastic responses told me that his first day wearing the ManHood had just been a bit uncomfortable, fairly mundane, and with no hint of any dicknaissance.
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It exists as a more progressive foil to the white male coming-of-age genre (inasmuch as the pedestaling of stock character white womanhood is intended to be some kind of relief to the ubiquity of white manhood).
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Too many boys are trapped in the same suffocating, outdated model of masculinity, where manhood is measured in strength, where there is no way to be vulnerable without being emasculated, where manliness is about having power over others.
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It, despite all the attention given to Beverly's entrance into the Losers' Club and the bullying she undergoes, is inherently a film about boyhood and the transition from boyhood to manhood, as so many of King's stories are.
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And because we're now living in a brave new world where manhood is defined in broader, more humanitarian terms, Talbert proves himself a true hero by the loving care he extends to a younger brother with special needs.
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The troupe's gutsy and brilliant interpretation of O'Neill's "The Emperor Jones," which had Ms. Valk channeling the African-American actor Paul Robeson portraying O'Neill's idea of devolving savage manhood, became an electric consideration of American perceptions of race.
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He does everything he's been socialized to believe will make him successful and prove his manhood hard AF: Buying expensive shit, getting swol, banging chicks, traveling to exotic locales for Buttstagram pics that can attract more Tinder dates.
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He clicked apprehensively through the social-media Web sites and TV news channels, and, as he had feared, there she was, dressed in a gauzy white frock, answering a brassy interviewer's impertinent questions about the Senator's missing manhood.
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Although "Moonlight" comes at the wages of racism less bluntly, its depiction of a tormented boy's journey to manhood asks big, haunting questions about the social and cultural forces that doom too many young, disadvantaged African-Americans today.
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Edward M. Adams, past president of Division 51 on Men and Masculinities of the American Psychological Association, emailed that the guidelines espouse positive manhood to include living in cooperation, respect, appreciation, courage, and fearlessness about being fully human.
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In his book, he sets out to make visible the "forces that rendered my blackness criminal, my black manhood vile, my black queerness sinful," he writes, but despite the cruelty he faced, he suffuses his memoir with humanity.
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First Man might simply be asking questions that some viewers don't want answered—and maybe it displays male vulnerability a bit too prominently at a time when some reactionary men mistakenly perceive manhood to be under attack altogether.
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" Though bewitching and profoundly moving, I longed for the dramatic relief or interjection of some other character or point of view to contribute a counterweight to the endless wailing that included phases like "they cut off our manhood.
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He's wearing either tight black cargo pants or shorts — and his semi-erect manhood is penetrating the zipper of said garmentAnd: Ms. Sanchez wearing a plunging red neckline dress revealing her cleavage and a glimpse of her nether region.
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Doctors and advocates who work with wounded soldiers note that the loss of the penis is one of the most emotionally traumatic injuries because it affects a sense of identity and manhood, especially for men hoping to become fathers.
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Of course, most think-piece writers, activists, and academics who employ toxic masculinity go out of their way to clarify that their intention is not to castigate all representations of manhood—just to reform the bad, Trump-y parts.
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Op-Ed Contributor CASSIUS CLAY, born in 1942, was the grandson of a slave; in the United States of his boyhood and young manhood, the role of the black athlete, particularly the black boxer, was a forced self-effacement.
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Not that his manhood can be in any doubt: He flaunts his ravishing young mistress before his careworn, miserable wife, who nonetheless remains his devoted slave in the fervent belief that she is the one who truly understands him.
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Where even the Garrisonites condescended to blacks, Brown, as the Harvard historian John Stauffer showed in " The Black Hearts of Men " (2002), envied the courage and "manhood" of the escaped slaves, and was almost ashamed of his own whiteness.
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I choose to move toward something like manhood—a concept in which my belief flickers—because, for reasons I still do not know, it makes me feel closer to Earth, to everyone and everything else in the dust. ♦
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Much of the conversation in these groups is focused on what A Call to Men CEO and co-founder Tony Porter calls the "man box": definitions of manhood that box men in and limit how they think and feel.
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A man who prides himself on being a red-blooded embodiment of masculinity – with bodacious women there for the taking, big hands and more, political correctness be damned – has unleashed a wave of revulsion about that vision of manhood.
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Randy had already told me that most of his customers were repeat customers and that "Once you learn about the ManHood, few forget it" (yes correct, I will never ever be able to forget it, especially the 'before' photos).
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"She's unapologetic about her ambition, she's insulting Trump's manhood and storming out of the White House in orange coat and sunglasses," said Amanda Litman, 728.33, and a founder of Run for Something, which recruits and supports young liberal candidates.
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The full-credit elective, "Mastering Our Cultural Identity: African American Male Image" (commonly referred to as the Manhood Development Program), is now in the daily curriculum at 2100 schools throughout the district, tailored to age appropriateness for third to 21th graders.
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One of the main themes of the film – which premiered Friday at the Sundance Film Festival and features jarring scenes of hazing rituals based on real-life tales – is how exactly masculinity is defined and the transition from adolescence to manhood.
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"We watched him grow from the brash self-confidence of youth and success into a manhood full of religious and political convictions that led him to make tough choices and live with the consequences," the two said in a joint statement.
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A day after schooling President Trump on-camera and then returning to the Hill to joke about his manhood, Speaker-designate Nancy Pelosi extinguished a months-long revolt among some younger House Dems by agreeing to term limits for top leaders.
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Stanfield has imprinted many of his projects with the kind of performances that flout tropes about the way black men behave, performing a radical reimagining of black manhood onscreen so compelling that he often wrests the audience's interest from his costars.
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I know that people of all body types can and do embody all kinds of gender presentations, that no one's masculinity or manhood is any less valid because of the body they were born with or the sex they were assigned.
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Read These Stories Next: In A World Of #MeToo, Figuring Out The Future Of Manhood This Rapper Called Out R. Kelly At Coachella & Things Got Awkward A New Documentary On R. Kelly Alleges That He Abused A 14-Year-Old Girl
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My only hope is that Jackson and all other Black sons don't take as long as I did to learn that there isn't a singular form of Black manhood; the only type of man we have to be is ourselves.
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World Premiere The Wound / South Africa (Director: John Trengove, Screenwriters: John Trengove, Thando Mgqolozana, Malusi Bengu) — Xolani, a lonely factory worker, travels to the rural mountains with the men of his community to initiate a group of teenage boys into manhood.
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He has two books that just dropped this week: I Fight for a Living: Boxing and the Battle for Black Manhood, 1880-1915, and We Will Win the Day: The Civil Rights Movement, the Black Athlete and the Quest for Equality.
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Donald Trump exudes macho, wearing his trucker hat, retweeting bimbo cracks, swearing with abandon and bragging about the size of his manhood, his crowds, his hands, his poll margins, his bank account, his skyscrapers, his steaks and his "beautiful" wall.
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Pelosi has repeatedly declared she will deny the White House's request that $5.7 billion for a border wall be included in any spending bill to reopen the government, calling it a "nonstarter" and an issue of "manhood" for the president.
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He routinely corrects the callers by saying that it helps to reduce the risk, but they have to use condoms, only to come up against resistance to using what many boys and men perceive as a threat to their manhood.
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After that Super Bowl victory, Ryan immediately left to become the head coach in Philadelphia, which proved to be a perfect psychic fit for him, a chip-on-its-shoulder city where "proving your manhood" meant nearly as much as winning.
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You know— my girlfriend's into scrotal scarring, so one day she asked me if she could make a smiley-face with a can opener on my manhood—but porn was never, like, the guiding focus of my life on the planet.
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First, they are silenced by the violations against their bodies and then again when their victimization is cast as secondary to Turner's heroism, their voices sidelined to the plot of Turner's realization of his own manhood in the horror of slavery.
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But I'm not sure that any president over the past half century was as perversely insistent on his manhood, as narrow in his definition of it and as superficially fixated on brute strength as the Oval Office's current occupant is.
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In addition to fanning racial grievance, Mr. Trump has aggressively pitched himself as a defender of Traditional Manhood against feminists and #MeToo advocates, reflexively defending accused predators and lamenting how scary it is to be a young man these days.
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With infinite sensitivity, Mr. Liu delves into some of the most painful and intimate details of his friends' lives and his own, and then layers his observations into a rich, devastating essay on race, class and manhood in 21st-century America.
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They are excavations into the history of manhood — and its propensity for violence — from psychoanalytical angles (the prize-winning Italian novel "The Catholic School") and as sociological phenomenon (see the suite of novels and memoirs by the French writer Édouard Louis).
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Roughly 45% of women said they expected to experience some kind of sexual violence just because they are women; whereas none of the men reported a fear of sexual violence and 35% said their manhood meant they should expect pleasure.
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Instead, he exposed the company by reprinting an email from AMI's Chief Content Officer, Dylan Howard, in which Howard threatened to publish "below the belt" selfies and shots of Bezos's "semi-erect manhood" should Bezos not agree to AMI's terms.
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In a survey of 250 boys in Manhood Development classes, Vajra Watson, director of research and policy for equity at the University of California, Davis, found that half of middle school students had seen someone shot; by 10th grade, two-thirds had.
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She rose to international fame as a representative of American manhood in the last quarter of the 20th century, and then in the flip of a television channel dragged the nation into the 21st by introducing every household to a transgender person.
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He's your friend's dickish dad, or, in Peter's case, something even more awkward: his crush's dickish dad, who treats handshakes with other guys as a test of manhood and whose expansive suburban house seems chosen to broadcast how impressive his own is.
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We're told that men love meat, crave meat, need meat, and although the vegetarian and vegan movements have become increasingly accessible in recent years, the question lingers: If you give up meat, do you also give up the full potential of your manhood?
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Recent studies by Phillip Goff, a social psychologist at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, have determined that a sense that his manhood is being challenged—more than racism—predicts whether an officer will use excessive force against an African American suspect.
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Kehler says that the societal expectation for men to be sexual beasts "relies on our understandings of hypersexualised masculinity," which basically whittles away at the margins of manhood until the "ideal man" is so narrowly defined that few can meet its demands.
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Madboots, an all-male company led by Jonathan Campbell and Austin Diaz, unveils a mixed program including the premiere of "Gay Guerrilla," a work for nine set to music by Julius Eastman, and "MASC," which looks at the notion of American manhood.
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Axe, as it happens, sponsored the Promundo study, which concluded that men who registered narrow, clichéd instructions about manhood were more likely to act out in self-destructive ways, such as substance abuse, and in outwardly destructive ones, such as online bullying.
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Several others acquire their abilities from godsend, to varying degrees of trauma or delight: Muzi, a gay teenager facing multiple tests of manhood; Stoker, a politician struggling with identity and idealism; and Riya, a diva with a magical voice and a hidden disability.
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It helps us better grasp why soldiers and Marines like Mogie Crocker and John Musgrave defined their sense of manhood through service in combat units, or why Bill Ehrhart pined at the chance to become a star in his own John Wayne movie.
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"Sometimes, I feel like I am going to war when I pick up a camera, like there's an urgency in the logic behind my envisioning of a malleable black manhood," he added, referring to the images he sees as combating popular stereotypes.
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After jigging on the 50-yard line with a deflated American football strapped around his manhood at the 2004 Super Bowl, he set off on a run before being flattened by a linebacker and hauled off with his arms tied behind his back.
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In the months since Election Day, as Trump has continued to behave like an angry boy and ensnared himself ever deeper in the Russia FBI probe, Westbrook has served as a totem of dignified manhood, an example children and young men can't help but notice.
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Perhaps, what it takes to break the seductive, toxic logic of domination is to have an open invitation to have the freedom to learn and embrace the vast possibilities and nuances of masculinity, and to set for oneself a rich and complex definition of manhood.
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The rise of the concept of the "soft boy" in pop culture, like To All the Boys I've Loved Before's Peter Kavinsky, has served as a counter to centuries of patriarchal depictions of masculinity in part because he is a nonthreatening version of manhood.
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I followed your stuff up through the years — from puberty, to young manhood —and you widened the eyes of my soul continuously, brought supernal music and god-like poems out of parts of experience that are now always magical and incredibly lovely to me.
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Eric Decker threw in the towel on his NFL career, but it looks like he hasn't lost a step in retirement ... because Jessie James Decker had to throw a towel over her husband's manhood while showing off his toned bod in a super revealing photo.
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My prediction, while seemingly improbable (though certainly no more so than if you had predicted Donald Trump would become the Republican front runner and discuss his manhood at a GOP debate) comes after careful consideration of the Florida senator's operations and ground game in Florida.
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The Council on Biblical Manhood and Womanhood said it released the "Nashville Statement," named for the city where the group met, on Tuesday to help churches looking for biblical guidance on how to address LGBT issues, council president Denny Burk said in a news release.
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Aside from several quotations attributed to hooks and Toni Morrison and his naming of a few other black women thinkers, Smith never analyzes the work of any black women artists, nor does he fully reckon with what a feminist black manhood might actually look like.
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"Men were saying they did not feel like they were 'man enough' if they took care of their kids or left work early to go to the doctor, or showed other physical signs of 'non-manhood,' like long hair or wearing an earring," Berdahl says.
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The main issue faced by ManHood wearers seems to be a loss of sensitivity in the "glans" (that's the head of the penis usually covered by the foreskin just FYI) as it's exposed to all manner of horrifying things like the air, clothes, or bedsheets.
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And now, when even software companies pack such jabs into their updates, it's a virtual guarantee that the size of Trump's hands will continue to be the subject of historical conversations around politics, and his manhood, no matter how much Trump protests to the contrary.
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The Nashville Statement, released by the Council on Biblical Manhood and Womanhood on Tuesday, says that only heterosexuality is permissible, calls people born with intersex conditions "disordered," derides transgender identities as "transgenderism" and makes clear that anyone who is an L.G.B.T. person is immoral.
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What Mr. Trump represents is unapologetic white nationalism, unapologetic white supremacy, unapologetic toxic manhood; his words and his behavior give a renewed and reinvigorated license to disgruntled working-class and middle-class white Americans, particularly angry white males, to just take lives, because they can.
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To fill the museum with the sounds of an album that celebrates black womanhood and black manhood — sung, played and channeled into movement by black women and men — was its own symbolic retort to the art world's (and the dance world's) histories of exclusion.
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There, they tied a cord to his penis and passed it through a pulley, "and each time they asked him a question and he did not say what they wanted to hear, they pulled the cord and it stretched his manhood," the report said.
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It is a culture in which hunting and marksmanship are rituals of manhood; where rowdy gatherings at the local tavern and sentimental paeans to healthy rural life go hand in hand; and where citizens are prone to superstition and see evil forces at work everywhere.
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These online groups found young white men at their most vulnerable & convinced them liberals were colluding to destroy white Western manhood Over the past few years, Gamergate and male-centric Reddit communities have popularized the idea of "social justice warriors," commonly abbreviated as SJWs.
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Then on one sudden day of secrets spilled, resentments revealed and an act of incomprehensible cruelty by one of the white friends Dwight treasures (perhaps more than he treasures his own family), a jagged break changes everything between the two brothers and haunts them into manhood.
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This never came naturally to me despite spending half a lifetime trying to learn all of the nuances of masculinity and manhood, and I could see other men engaged in this reluctantly—old habits rising to the surface, the curtain rising on the performance once again.
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When Gloria Steinem and I wrote about a concept called the "cult of masculinity" a few years ago, we talked about a kind of false idea of manhood that makes some men act violently and risk their lives against their own self-interest as human beings.
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"We watched him grow from the brash self-confidence of youth and success into a manhood full of religious and political convictions that led him to make tough choices and live with the consequences," Bill and Hillary Clinton said in a joint statement on Ali's passing.
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Hey guys: if you really had to choose between keeping your smartphone close at hand and the well-being of your manhood, would you even think twice before whipping the phone out of your pocket and tossing it as far away from your groin as physically possible?
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It's possible that Mateen, enraged by his inability to stop men from kissing in public and struggling with self-hatred, took it upon himself to annihilate the people who dared pierce the illusion that manhood and the righteous sexual domination of women naturally go hand-in-hand.
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From Tom Peters of Tom Goes To The Mayor to his performance in 2012's The Comedy, Heidecker's charted the path of the collapsing American manhood,as well as the trappings of toxic masculinity, white identity politics, and the lame aesthetics and chronic mediocrity at its core.
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He's clearly onto something: photographer Laura Dodsworth recently spoke to The Guardian about her new (NSFW) photo project, Manhood, in which she talked to 100 men about their penis as a way to break the stigma and to humanize the organ, and the men attached to them.
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Though Smith argues vehemently that, among other things, it's America's culture of "misogyny, homophobia, transphobia, class-based elitism, self-hatred, violence, untreated mental illness" that derails young boys en route to black manhood, he reserves his most acidic critiques for Hampton administrators, Obama and Smith's own father.
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Though men might be more likely to be aggressive after heartache—and they may be inclined to turn to exaggerated acts of masculine dominance to cope with the perceived loss of their manhood—that doesn't mean men are naturally violent and women are not, Bridges said.
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As comically regressive as Prue's male depiction is, "Manny" is not the only representation of manhood on the show via the round-robin dating service; in the course of their investigation, Piper stumbles upon the dating videotape —from the same matchmaking company— of her love interest, Dan.
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In the detail and thoroughness of this scene, Muschietti offers the boys of Derry, and boys everywhere, a template for what the path to real manhood looks like: It's all about men showing sensitivity, care, and awareness when it comes to the traumatic experiences women face.
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Those groups — EXIT in Germany and Sweden, Life After Hate in America and Quilliam, which works with British jihadis — offer not just safety, as many "formers" face violence when they try to leave, but also counseling, job training and the rudiments of an alternative form of manhood.
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Blurry apparitions of older men shoot pool in the background, and the glow of the overhead lamp obscures the top quarter of the image, but the photograph successfully depicts a dingy, poorly lit pool hall where this boy probably tested out his manhood in a manner fitting the time.
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The heterosexual Coates, it seems, in overwhelmingly centering around the experiences of black straight men in both his book-length letter, Between the World and Me, and his 2008 memoir, The Beautiful Struggle: A Fatherm Two Sons, and an Unlikely Road to Manhood, disqualifies himself as a Baldwin child.
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You can break down each of the shots in the teaser even further, but the overarching message is incredibly simple: The West is a place of authenticity, or regeneration, of fatherhood, of returning to the basics, of freedom, of control — all of which is to say, of unfettered manhood.
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Shortly after a video allegedly showing Young bragging about cheating on Azalea was leaked by one of his Los Angeles Lakers teammates, the Australian musician brushed the drama aside, citing the clip's questionable legitimacy, but threatened to cut off Young's manhood if the rumors turned out to be true.
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As a result, I spent a good deal of my life figuring out the missing pieces of me through watching movies—manhood, communication, relationships, and yet cinema so rarely zeroed in on the complex contradiction between my fear and my profession—my anxiety and my move into journalism.
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In this case, the tools involved include a black tube of fabric that slides over your manhood and a silicon corkscrew that hangs on top, giving your anatomy what the company calls "extension training," while creating a bulge big enough to provide a comfortable perch for a wayward pigeon.
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The thought that the government — our government — just put this child through that trauma for no other reason than Jeff Sessions' fantasy that it will "deter" desperate migrants or otherwise help Stephen Miller work out his manhood issues turns my stomach as nothing else has in a long time.
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Performers will include the rappers Joy M'Batha and Cleo, the singer-songwriter Frida Hyvonen and the electronic producer Tami T. It has taken plenty of planning, as is typical for a music festival of 7,000, and much philosophical deliberation over the boundaries of manhood, as is less so.
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The commission blamed Mr. Court for inappropriate behavior that included "challenging a player's manhood and hurling homophobic slurs (which Mr. Court denies but was recounted by many)," as well as "throwing food, weights, and on one occasion a trash can full of vomit" at players, while others watched.
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After being abruptly canceled by ABC last year, this series makes a comeback on Fox for a new season, which means Tim Allen, who plays Mike Baxter, returns to TV to portray a character determined to preserve his manhood (a role he's well versed in à la "Home Improvement").
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The Gunny pointing his finger in a recruit's face while shouting profanity, hurling insults at the recruits' manhood and mothers and posing questions and insinuations about their sexuality indoctrinated us with the idea that coded racism, physical abuse and psychological hazing went hand in hand with becoming a man.
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It may be that my generational position, somewhere between the Gary Cooper and Timothée Chalamet paradigms of manhood, is the source of my anxiety; I haven't fully sloughed off the antique value system I grew up with and have a hard time understanding how a son of mine would.
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The hip-hop producer and sample czar Prince Paul, a native of Long Island who is best known for his work with De La Soul and RZA, put forth a story that was about black manhood, too, but one that stressed the humor and the ridiculousness of it.
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" In the end, though, "Sleeping With Strangers" is larger than any of its hypotheses about "the unease of straight manhood," or its obvious points ("Porn is full of male hatred of women") — or, again, its sweeping statements, replete with slightly smarmy wordplay, such as: "Many womanizers leave women dissatisfied.
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I still exercise those and sort of flex those when I feel it's appropriate or when I feel like it's what I want to do… I don't want to feel like I am doing womanhood wrong, because I already felt for 30-something years that I was doing manhood wrong.
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"If it is true that slavery and all that followed has denied the Negro male his manhood, isn't it equally true that the view of a Negro woman as a sex object or a body to be employed in domestic labor has denied her due respect?" she demanded of a reporter.
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That Homecoming comes off as loose and sweet and light on its feet as it does feels like sort of minor Marvel miracle; whether Watts can swing this boy into super-manhood with all his endearing humanity intact is a question only time, and the next inevitable sequel, can tell. B+
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"It really challenged my sense of manhood because I felt like I was watching other people do for their kids what I wanted to do for mine, but I didn't have the resources," said Mr. Stewart, who became a school board member in Minneapolis and now writes a blog on education.
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Aggressive sexual behavior toward women, far from disqualifying a candidate for the highest offices in the land, demonstrates the kind of manhood that is felt to be a qualification for such positions (though no one with public power can say this out loud anymore — only "the base" can speak clearly).
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In their 1976 book, "The Forty-Nine Percent Majority: The Male Sex Role," the social scientists Deborah S. David and Robert Brannon laid out the cornerstones of "our culture's blueprint for manhood:" Be a Big Wheel; Be a Sturdy Oak; Give 'Em Hell; and No "Sissy Stuff" (quotation marks theirs).
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James suffers a series of humiliations carrying the taint of failed manhood: He bursts into tears while presiding over a residents' committee meeting, a friendly neighborhood soccer game turns into an outlet for his mounting aggression, an attempt to seduce his wife after weeks of sleeping apart goes disturbingly awry.
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A few men on the show (the oldest of the younger characters, most notably) exhibited moral decency and some sort of idealism, a few were genuinely sinister — but mostly the male sex seemed adrift, permanently boyish, a bundle of hormonal impulses leagues away from any kind of serious and potent manhood.
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The fact that women receive a disproportionate amount of vitriol when they write online, inhabit predominately male spaces or speak out about sexual violence is well-documented, and politicians and scholars circulate the idea that women are not psychologically equipped for leadership and that their success is destroying white manhood.
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We should also be looking to the examples of those gay men, trans men and gender-non-conforming individuals who have been a vital part of breaking free of stereotypes about manhood over the past few decades, and have helped inspire and challenge how cis, straight men see themselves in the world.
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Maybe I read the tea leaves too closely and pessimistically, but then I'm a gay man whose teen years were in the late 1970s and early 1980s, when homosexuality alone was considered antithetical to true manhood and someone like me was left in a limbo, wondering what claims on masculinity he really had.
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Throughout my adolescence, largely spent on asphalt ball courts and planted in front of BET with what in retrospect appears a lot like the fervency of the convert, the zealously born-again, I consciously learned and performed my race, like a teacher's pet in an advanced-placement course on cartoonish black manhood.
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He shared some of his most vulnerable stories: the death of his father in an auto accident, when he was 12, and how it affected his perceptions of manhood; finding out in college that a woman he knew had been sexually assaulted (and assuming that that type of crime could never happen on his campus).
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But Italy's current crop of politicians are not in the same league as their former prime minister, who adopted a fantastical persona, "Silvio Berlusconi", embodying all that was hideous and predatory in Italian manhood, with implausible hair and "bunga bunga" parties at which he frolicked with young women paid to pretend to enjoy his company.
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Punctuated by moments of presenting as male in the first act of her life—to avoid arrest for cross-dressing, to satisfy a male benefactor, or to prove her manhood to her mother by joining the army and serving in the Vietnam War—the interludes of Felicia's survival are well traversed terrain for trans folks.
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"Stern complimented Bloom on his manhood, saying: "If I had a penis as nice as yours (and by the way I was mad at you for having such a nice penis because I was like this f------ guy is good looking, he should have a small penis), I would be out paddleboarding any time.
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Read more: Why 'humiliation plus entitlement' is what leads certain men to commit shooting spreesIn Carlson's research, she shows how the large swathes of men unable to access a "breadwinner" model of masculinity led to a rise of what she terms "protector masculinity" — a model of manhood in which guns provide evidence of gendered status.
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Yesterday, Curt Schilling went on Fox Business and ranted about how he's seen his daughter's friends who are pretty, and his gorgeous son, and his own manhood, all in some kind of bizarre attempt to legitimize Donald Trump's comments about a ten-year-old girl that he would be dating ten years in the future.
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The sex toy being bigger than her head isn't so much a statement about Doctor Manhattan's manhood as it is an accessory to Laurie's fantasy of her past life, her past adventures, and her fame; there's also an old Esquire cover of the two of them in her briefcase to really hammer that point in.
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As one of Cosby's accusers, black poet Jewel Allison, put it in an editorial for the Washington Post, Cosby was for a long time the "image of success" for many black American men, his signature character a "model for self-worth and manhood" in a nation that has gone to incredible, outrageous lengths to vilify and dehumanize us.
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" The comedian then stood up as the disgruntled shop owner in bestowing a verbal smackdown on the reviewer: "Should you ever develop any MANHOOD in your lifetime, you will come to realize this truth: YOU CAN RUN AROUND AND LIE TO EVERYONE IN THIS WORLD, BUT THERE IS ONE PERSON YOU CANNOT LIE TO — AND THAT IS YOURSELF.
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"It's time for him to man up and step up and stop letting all of his handlers write his speeches and handle him, because that's what they do, that's what you have to do for somebody has never done anything in their life," Christie said as part of an extended attack that did everything but question Rubio's manhood.
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Because their jobs were so closely linked to the very ideals of masculinity to which boys and men have historically been taught to aspire, the end of mining meant these men were left feeling, for want of a better word, emasculated, and in their desperate attempts to claw back some sense of manhood, a number of social issues arose.
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The ManKind Project is part of a nationwide genre of classes and programs—run by gender researchers, social justice groups, NGOs, and artists—that have come to be known as the "healthy masculinities movement," a grassroots effort to reshape the way men define and embody manhood in order to curb the problems its more toxic expressions can create.
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" This past February, a Canadian TV personality, Anne-Marie Withenshaw, tweeted, and later deleted, a message that seemed directed at McMillan: "It's interesting how some chefs now flashing their sobriety as a badge of manhood used to relentlessly bully (and use homophobic slurs which I won't) the ones trying to quietly get/stay sober a decade ago.
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There are a bunch of others that you'll have to Google, but the point is, that from woke bros to Cold Warriors, bridge builders to bomb throwers, we have never seen so many different expressions of manhood represented among the top-tier candidates — mostly because Americans have historically been interested in only one kind of man becoming their president.
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Anyway, I think it's really important to realize the extent to which peddling political snake oil, whether it's about the economy, race, the effects of immigration, or whatever, is to an important extent a way to peddle actual snake oil: magic pills that will let you lose weight without ever feeling hungry and restore your youthful manhood.
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An implied ideal of manhood for manhood's sake sparks one current in a show that climaxes with surely the most indelible of all sports images: Muhammad Ali gesturing in triumph, braided with unspent rage, over a suddenly fallen Sonny Liston, a minute or so into the first round of their fight in Lewiston, Maine, in 1965.
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But first the members of Tinariwen wrapped new turbans around the heads of their young acolytes, marking not only the passage from boyhood to manhood according to ancient desert custom, but also the transmission of their music across the generations, a transmission that is taking place in the hearts of youth from every corner of the great Sahara.
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In Pinker's view, the A.P.A. guidelines fail to recognize that a huge and centuries-long change in Western history, starting from the Middle Ages, was a "Civilizing Process" in which the ideal of manhood changed from a macho willingness to retaliate violently to an insult to the ability to exert self-control, dignity, reserve, and duty.
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