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Definition of Rosinism: |
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<blockquote>Acceptance of the fact that men are today not in a privileged position while continuing to believe the feminist historical narrative that men were once in a privileged position.</blockquote> |
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narrative that men were once in a privileged position. |
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<blockquote>One who believes in Rosinism.</blockquote> |
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This term is named after Hanna Rosin, author of the book [[The End of Men]] and the article in TIME [[Men are Obsolete]]. |
This term is named after Hanna Rosin, author of the book [[The End of Men]] and the article in TIME [[Men are Obsolete]]. |
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Revision as of 07:31, 18 November 2020
Definition of Rosinism:
Acceptance of the fact that men are today not in a privileged position while continuing to believe the feminist historical narrative that men were once in a privileged position.
Definition of Rosinist:
One who believes in Rosinism.
This term is named after Hanna Rosin, author of the book The End of Men and the article in TIME Men are Obsolete.