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Neil Gaiman, Justin Baldoni, and the End of the Male Feminist


Published on 2025-01-18 02:24:08 - MSN
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  • This ignominious crew of famous men seemed to align with women against sexist oppression in public as they mistreated women in private.

The article from MSN discusses the evolving perceptions of male feminism, particularly in light of recent controversies involving public figures like Neil Gaiman and Justin Baldoni. It explores how these incidents have led to a broader critique of men who publicly identify as feminists, questioning the authenticity and motives behind their advocacy. The piece highlights the backlash against male feminists when their actions do not align with their proclaimed beliefs, leading to a reevaluation of what it means to be a male ally in feminist causes. It also touches on the cultural shift where the label "male feminist" is increasingly scrutinized, suggesting that true allyship should be demonstrated through consistent actions rather than just declarations. The article uses these examples to delve into the complexities of male involvement in feminism, the expectations placed on them, and the potential for performative activism.

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