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   * [[Estes, I am a Man!]]
   * [[Kimmel, Manhood in America]]
-Kimmel:
-Here, Kimmel places emphasis on the masculinity crisis of the 20th Century, where masculinity became reconstructed via socioeconomic change. At this point in time, industrial labor began to decline which compromised the identities of traditional male roles. Masculinity shifted and men experienced challenges to their authority at the hands of the Women's Movement which urged men to reshape their roles in the workplace and at home. This shift contributed to the hypermasculine “angry white male” as a response to the renegotiation of their roles in society. Here is another point in which men chose to redefine manhood through various groups that focus on emotional male healing and gender equality in regards to emotional expression and introspection through personal, political, and social outlets. This reaction highlights the instability and constantly contested nature of masculinity with a very traditional blueprint. (Reiley Gibson)