2000
DOI: 10.2307/1585746
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In or out of the Men's Movement: Subjectivity, Otherness, and Antisexist Work

Abstract: Pro-feminist men's organizing makes advantaged, White, heterosexual men central to the movement through broader, interlocking social relations. Their relationship to White feminism, taking up of gay politics, and position vis-à-vis men of colour suggest that marginalized men are included or excluded differently on functional grounds but not always consciously as the dominant group comes to see itself as benevolent, progressive, and antisexist. Gender, race, and sexuality operate together (not individually) to … Show more

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