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在过去几年里,有关美国男人是愤怒的、烦恼的、在社会上无所作为的见解是大众传媒一个持续的话题。这种男人的不满——其症状从金里奇的国会当选到哥伦拜恩中学的枪击事件,各不相同——被归咎于形形色色的原因:对妇女要求平等的怨恨,白人工人阶级男子失去在不断变化的经济中的地位,黑人男子持续受压迫,对同性恋的恐惧,对厌恶同性恋、贫困和福利的担心,对既要成为敏感的”新男人”又要成为具有传统阳刚之气的事业成功者的彼此矛盾的压力的害怕,与男子本性相异的女权主义行为规则的强行实施,在“女性化”的学校系统中受虐待,父亲遭忽视,以及赞美暴力的流行文化。
In the past few years, the opinion that the American men are angry, upset and do nothing in society is a continuing topic for the mass media. Dissatisfaction with this man, whose symptoms vary from Gingrich’s parliamentary election to shooting at Columbine High School, is attributed to a variety of causes: the resentment of equality for women, the loss of white working-class men Continued oppression of black men, fears of homosexuality, fears of homosexuality, poverty and welfare in a changing economy, the need to be both a “new man” sensitive and a masculine undertaking The fear of conflicting pressures on winners, the forced implementation of feminist rules of behavior that are different from those of men, abusive practices in “feminized” school systems, the neglect of fathers, and the popular culture of violence.