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You should’ve asked | Emma

#gender #society | Comic on "mental load" in m/f relationships

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#gender #society | Notions of American masculinity have long drawn on a shallow pool of tropes, most of which we tend to associate with fictionalizations of the frontier: the lonesome swagger of John Wayne, the gruff reticence of the cowboy. But up until the end of the nineteenth century, the ideal of American masculinity was far more communal. The historian E. Anthony Rotundo has observed that the masculinity of the colonial era wasn’t defined by chest-thumping machismo or brawny, entrepreneurial pluck, but was measured instead by a man’s willingness to forfeit his time and resources for the betterment of his community. Hardly was this a matter of “emotional intelligence.” Rather, his duties were fulfilled through “publick usefulness.”

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The Anthony Ramos/Jasmine Cephas Jones breakup solidifies a Wife Guy theory.

#society | For me, I think becoming a Wife Guy for a new Wife just reveals that being a Wife Guy isn’t about the Wife at all—it’s about performing your own goodness for clout. Which, even before the fall from grace, I know is what’s really happening, but it just makes it even more irritating when, despite my best instincts, I get duped into rooting for a Wife Guy that turns out to be Just Another Guy.

3 years ago | View Shared by tei

Pfizer Walk With Me – The New Inquiry

#medicine #society | As COVID continues, pharmaceutical companies increasingly assume forms of public statecraft

3 years ago | View Shared by tei

on disposability

#society | We live in a society based on disposability. When we feel bad, we often automatically decide that either we are bad or another person is bad. Both of these moves cause damage and distort the truth, which is that we are all navigating difficult conditions the best we can, and we all have a lot to learn and unlearn. If we want to build a different way of being together in groups, we have to look closely at the feelings and behaviors that generate the desire to throw people away. Humility, compassion for ourselves, and compassion for others are antidotes to disposability culture.

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Skipping a flight might not save the Arctic, but it means you care | Oliver Burkeman | Life and style | The Guardian

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Bystander Effect Debunked - In 91% Of Real World Cases Someone Helps | Science 2.0

#society | People help each other out.

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