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The original was posted on /r/menslib by /u/RedDragon1702 on 2023-07-06 23:02:33+00:00.

From the sounds of everything I’ve seen and heard so far it seems like overthrowing hegemonic masculinity itself would technically be a revolution in some capacity due to the change required to be brought.

Is promoting independence of all the non-conventional masculinities (Whether they are considered macho or fem expressing variants) and having them all work together against it a good start to overthrowing hegemonic masculinity’s monopoly on society and culture?

Do state forces tend to protect hegemonic masculinity as much as it protects capital in general?

Do it and its supporters need to be defeated on the street level too for society to lose confidence in its power?

It seems like if they lost legitimacy in the face of society and the image of their strength was broken somehow then their dominant model of masculinity would likely lose or cede power.