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OP-ED: Rewriting What It Means To Be A Man
Since birth and from the creation of society, men are embedded in gender expectations that are routinely instilled throughout their lifetime. While some of these are inherited from past generations, there are always new variations of these “norms” that evolve From the expectations put on men as young children that “boys don’t cry,” to the newer gender expectations from the manosphere which instills that any appearance of femininity is deemed as inherently bad and will make them “weak,” men are inundated with messages from peers, family, and media that to be worthy you must be masculine at all times from your attitude to your appearance.
The Night Nurse
Maria, a dedicated green card nurse, stumbles upon a young woman one night at her Night Shift and decides that something must be done to avenge this young woman