This article considers the reasons for raising feminist children, how this concept might be operationalized, and what the correlates of such gender-flexible patterns might be. The data pertinent to gender-role acquisition and gender flexibility are drawn from an ongoing longitudinal study of over 200 children and their families that originated when the children were 6 months of age and continues until they enter school at age 6. Results suggest that despite the overdetermined and inevitable learning of gender stereotypes, variation exists in the degree to which even young children subscribe to the stereotypes. These variations seem to relate to some realms of parental behavior.
THE OPPOSITE OF RAPE CULTURE IS NURTURANCE CULTURE
Posted on February 11, 2016 by Nora Samaran
The opposite of masculine rape culture is masculine nurturance culture: men* increasing their capacity to nurture, and becoming whole.
Being a Mother Is Hard Work. Is It Actually Harder on Millennial Moms?
Mothers have been exhausted since the beginning of time, but some difficulties are specific to the millennial generation.