Angry White Men: American Masculinity at the End of an Era
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Angry White Men: American Masculinity at the End of an Era

by Michael Kimmel

Sociology Gender Studies
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In Angry White Men, Michael Kimmel investigates the rising discontent among American white men as traditional notions of masculinity face challenges from evolving social structures. The book explores how these men navigate feelings of loss and rage in a transforming landscape, offering a critical look at gender and identity in modern times.

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Angry White Men delves into the cultural and social dynamics shaping American masculinity at a pivotal time.

Michael Kimmel analyzes the expressions of anger among white men, linking them to broader shifts in gender expectations and societal norms.

The book addresses how economic, political, and cultural changes are influencing perceptions of manhood in contemporary America.

Through insightful observations, it highlights the tensions arising from the end of an era defined by traditional male dominance.

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