Masculinity Isn't Broken - Society Is

In Masculinity Isn't Broken - Society Is, I offer a compelling exploration of what it truly means to be a man in today's world. The book unpacks how the concept of masculinity has evolved, analyzing it through traditional, psychological, and societal lenses. It critiques contemporary feminist narratives while tackling key issues such as vulnerability, strength, identity, and emotional openness. The aim is to promote a more balanced and inclusive view of masculinity.In today's society, simply being male or displaying masculine traits has led some men to face backlash or be "canceled." As societal norms have shifted, many men have begun to suppress their masculinity out of fear of judgment. This cultural shift has normalized softness in men while often portraying masculinity in a negative light. The book investigates why modern gender roles and the struggles faced by men are frequently overlooked and argues for recognizing the value and importance of masculinity.

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Dr Charles Okeke is a respected academic and author with a PhD in international law and a longstanding career at the forefront of global legal and political discourse. With this latest work, he explores the evolving identity of the modern man - bridging his analytical background with social and cultural introspection.

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In Masculinity Isn't Broken - Society Is, I offer a compelling exploration of what it truly means to be a man in today's world. The book unpacks how the concept of masculinity has evolved, analyzing it through traditional, psychological, and societal lenses. It critiques contemporary feminist narratives while tackling key issues such as vulnerability, strength, identity, and emotional openness. The aim is to promote a more balanced and inclusive view of masculinity.In today's society, simply being male or displaying masculine traits has led some men to face backlash or be "canceled." As societal norms have shifted, many men have begun to suppress their masculinity out of fear of judgment. This cultural shift has normalized softness in men while often portraying masculinity in a negative light. The book investigates why modern gender roles and the struggles faced by men are frequently overlooked and argues for recognizing the value and importance of masculinity.