http://www.theguardian.com/books/2015/ju...asculinity
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The author Matt Haig found himself “crucified” online after suggesting that his next non-fiction title could be a book tackling masculinity.
Haig, who has won awards for his bestselling novels and wrote a recent memoir about depression, Reasons to Stay Alive, proposed on Twitter that his next book may be about masculinity. “Maybe I am missing something. There may be too many books about and by men, but not many looking at the perils of masculinity. Am I wrong?” he wrote on 13 June. “Unless you want to DO AWAY WITH MEN, then we need to look at what masculinity is and why its current interpretation causes problems.”
Haig said his argument would be that “men benefit more than women from sexism, but both would be better off with feminism”. He found himself quickly flooded with condemnation from those telling him to “stop talking about feminism now”, that he “has been mansplaining feminism”, and that “feminism doesn’t exist to help males. Period.”
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