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Antisexist Books and Films to Educate and Inspire

Feb 19, 2018 | 2018 Spring, Books, Film |

If one way men can respond to the #MeToo moment is by listening to women, a good place to start is by reading books by and about women across the ethnic/racial and sexual orientation spectrum. Similarly, men seeking greater insight into men’s role in the changing sociocultural landscape can acquaint themselves with the rich body of work that men and women have produced over the past generation that focuses on men and multiracial, multiethnic masculinities. Continue Reading Antisexist Books and Films to Educate and Inspire

Raise Our Men

Feb 16, 2018 | 2018 Spring, Film |

This 35-minute film features interviews with New Zealand men talking about their experience of being socialized as a boy and their experiences as a man. Raise Our Men is designed to prompt men to choose to be more respectful toward women. Continue Reading Raise Our Men

Elizabeth Abele

Feb 11, 2014 | 2014 Winter, Film |

The horse opera and soap opera, then, embody two of the most important American traditions, the frontier and the hometown. But the two traditions are split rather than fused. They show radical separation between business and society, between action and feeling, office and home, between men and women, which is so characteristic of industrial man. These divisions cannot be mended until their fullest extent is perceived. —Marshall McLuhan, The Mechanical Bride, 1951 From a half century ago when Marshall McLuhan first published The Mechanical Bride until today, depictions of the male hero in American popular culture have followed a...

Protected: Film

Jul 10, 2013 | 2013 Summer, Film |

Flirting with Danger: Power & Choice in Heterosexual Relationships Media Education Foundation, 2012 52 minutes; colleges and universities: $250, nonprofits: $150. Produced, directed and edited by Sut Jhally and Andrew Killoy. Based on the book of the same name and featuring its author, Dr. Lynn Phillips. Long before the town of Steubenville, Ohio, became synonymous with males raping females, the question of how young women need to think—and act—in navigating their sexual lives, especially in college, was underexamined. For straight women, as a new film shows, not asking can have dangerous results. In Flirting with Danger: Power...

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Antisexist Books and Films to Educate and Inspire

Raise Our Men

Elizabeth Abele

Protected: Film

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