A “boys will be-boys” sensibility has jumped off the internet and into the halls of power. Are you surprised? Credit...Photo illustration by Ben Denzer Supported by By Joseph Bernstein Last ...

They’ve come to understand that gender-variant people may fall across a wide span of femininity and masculinity, but what they have in common is the experience of falling outside of society’s ...

Fifteen years ago, as a private psychologist, I predominantly saw women in therapy, but now my practice has a fifty-fifty split of men and women aged 35 and older seeking support. I increasingly ...

Featuring the work of five contemporary women artists, including Liang herself, the exhibition challenges the notion of masculinity as an inherent trait, presenting it instead as a fluid performance ...

The question from Sheehy and Hegseth’s response is par for the course with this downright weird version of masculinity that MAGA and its boosters are pushing on Americans. The question from ...

One of the main talking points of Zuckerberg's conversation was an idea that corporate workplaces have distanced themselves from a particular type of masculinity. "Masculine energy is good ...

(Photo by Bill Nation/Sygma via Getty Images) According to Beverly Hills plastic surgeons — the ones who see trends on the ground, in real life — say no and that he’s not alone — pointing to the rise ...

But Lemley couldn’t rationalize what he called “Facebook’s descent into toxic masculinity and Neo-Nazi madness,” he wrote on Bluesky. On Monday, the attorney had been removed from the case ...

Do you think there are generational differences between how older men and younger men think about the concept of being a man or masculinity? Ron G., 55, Kentucky, white, Republican, nurse Today it ...

Of course, these views of masculinity in the workplace have been around a long time in conservative Christianity. Traditional Catholic men like Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker and Vice ...

citing his objection to “Mark Zuckerberg and Facebook’s descent into toxic masculinity and Neo-Nazi madness.” Mark Lemley, the William H. Neukom Professor of Law at Stanford and director of ...

“It’s one thing to say we want to be kind of, like, welcoming and make a good environment for everyone,” he commented, “and I think it’s another to basically say that ‘masculinity is ...