Colonial Gender, Masculine Violence, and Indigenous Masculinities …

Eastern settler men worried that White, elite, patriarchal power was in decline as the political influence of working-class and immigrant men and the suffragette movement grew, as well as …

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How does colonization affect indigenous masculinity?

As the authors in this volume clearly show, the performance of Indigenous masculinities has been profoundly impacted by colonization and the imposition of a white supremacist heteronormative patriarchy that has left a lasting and negative legacy for Indigenous women, children, Elders, men, and their communities as a whole. ...

Is there a crisis of indigenous masculinity?

As there has been among American and European men (Pinar 2001, 2006), there is now - the essays in this collection suggest - a crisis of Indigenous masculinity. That crisis follows the loss of pre-contact culture, including traditional masculinities and gender arrangements, as well as language. ...

Do Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander men have a Colonial Masculinity?

However, for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander men, even when these desirable characteristics are possessed, settler-colonial masculinity continues to alienate and disempower. ...

What is traditional indigenous masculinity?

This text starts from the premise that what we call “traditional Indigenous masculinity” is in actuality a particular masculinity that has developed since colonization; in part, at least, mimicked on dominant forms of invader masculinity. ...

Why are indigenous men confined to a hegemonic masculine perspective?

As non-whites, Indigenous men’s privilege is ultimately subordinated by white male privilege, so they are then confined to achieve their privilege through the oppression of those who are perceived from a hegemonic masculine perspective as being weaker and more vulnerable than they are. ...

What are the ideals of hegemonic masculinity?

The ideals of the current hegemonic masculinity are what all men must strive to achieve and uphold in order to be recipients of male privilege to its fullest extent. As a result, many Indigenous men abide by these ideals, even though doing so contributes to their own subordination as a group. ...