Toxic Masculinity in Black and White: Recent Episodes
Sophia Watters and Lucy Sobol
Toxic Masculinity in Black and White is about representations Black masculinity in the 21st century and how societal narratives of Black men can become toxic not only in representations of pop culture or the entertainment industry, but also in our everyday lives. Our analysis with the topic center around media and our own experiences with Black men as friends, family, and in other relationships. Hopefully, the view of the pop culture and entertainment industry gives a digestible package of our interpretation of Toxic Masculinity in Black Men.
How does toxic masculinity affect Black men? We have some investigative interviews on toxic masculinity from the perspectives of Black men.
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This discussion focuses on Black men who have been victims of sexual violence and how society understands Black masculinity in these cases...
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This discussion is a counter to toxic masculinity on mental health awareness and the importance of emotional vulnerability in Black men!
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A discussion on toxic masculinity in fraternity life through hazing, party culture, and sexual assault. Also considering how the Divine Nine creates status among their organizations....
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A discussion on how toxic masculinity and Black masculinity understands queers, homophobia, and transphobia.
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In this conversation we discuss how Black narratives of hyper-sexuality are tied to slavery (TW) and how gendered stigmas on sexuality are meant to shame women and valorize men.
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This episode is an excellent followup to the previous by allowing us to focus on the opposite of hyper masculinity in media, looking at the Black men who embrace femininity and how it’s responded to by society!
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Looking at social and political influences of Hip/Hop and Rap while using rappers as representations of Black masculinity and toxic masculinity.
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A conversation about the toxic masculinity and misogynoir in black media outlets such as the Shaderoom and Worldstar!
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The Importance of Media Perceptions and how Toxic Masculinity in Media Influences the Real World
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