Democrats cannot rediscover healthy masculinity overnight just to win votes. Men need a cultural purpose, not campaign marketing.
Democrats are discovering something on the campaign trail that conservatives have been saying for years: Men want to know that being a man still means something.That discovery comes at an interesting time.
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The party has a new campaign strategy: masculinity.
"Democratic voters want a candidate who will fight," said Beth Reingold, an Emory University professor who specializes in gender…
Democrats' devotion to appearance, gender, race and identity in general may appeal to the party's base, but it has ostracized a…
Democrats keep propping up parodies of manliness like Tim Walz and Graham Platner that make their male voter problem worse.
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Two experts on gender and politics say that gender and masculinity are at the center of Trump-era politics.
