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The 27 pages that link to Masculinity, each with the reason it gives.

• John WayneRelated: Wayne’s characters became influential models of American masculinity, combining toughness with loyalty and restraint.

• A Streetcar Named DesireRelated: Stanley’s authority and physical dominance make masculine power a central source of conflict.

• Ted ShawnRelated: Shawn confronted assumptions that professional dance conflicted with masculine identity.

• Action heroRelated: Many classic action heroes express ideals of toughness and self-reliance associated with masculinity.

• Alain DelonRelated: Delon’s controlled, self-contained roles became a prominent model of mid-century screen masculinity.

• Men's fashionRelated: Clothing helps make ideals of masculinity visible, while styles can also challenge them.

• ManRelated: Its norms influence how manhood is expressed and judged.

• SideburnsRelated: Sideburns have often been treated as a visible marker of masculine appearance.

• Father's DayRelated: Changing ideas of masculinity shape which forms of fatherhood the holiday celebrates.

• Jack HalberstamRelated: Halberstam treats masculinity as varied and not exclusive to male bodies.

• NecktieRelated: In many settings, ties have been coded as masculine clothing despite broader adoption.

• Porfirio RubirosaRelated: Rubirosa’s public persona joined sporting prowess, sexual fame, wealth, and masculine glamour.

• Rocco SiffrediRelated: His screen persona is often read through ideals of masculine dominance and physicality.

• The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar WaoRelated: Oscar’s rejection of dominant masculine expectations exposes the costs of policing desire and identity.

• Village PeopleRelated: The group’s costumes stage several recognizable forms of masculinity at once.

• Violence against menRelated: Expectations of toughness can shape exposure to violence and discourage men from seeking help.

• ChippendalesRelated: The shows stage muscular, confident masculinity for a predominantly female audience.