For years the definition of what it meant to be a man was someone who hid their emotions, put on a brave face and gutted it…
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Our news editor Glen Poole on the failure of homelessness charities to address the fact that most homeless people are male…………..
Homelessness is a gendered issue, and it mostly impacts men
telegraph.co.uk
Why aren’t homeless charities doing more to address the fact that the majority of homeless people are men, and that they need more support and protection than women, asks Glen Poole
Did you know that Samurai warriors believed crying over a fallen comrade was the ultimate sign of masculine honour? Or that Abraham Lincoln used tears during his speeches to convey his passion and sincerity? It turns out there may be less truth to the idea that men have only recently begun to show their emotions than we often assume…
Evolving Male Stereotypes: The tears of the Samurai – insideMAN
inside-man.co.uk
For years the definition of what it meant to be a man was someone who hid their emotions, put on a brave face and gutted it out regardless of the circumstances. But new research is beginning to show how far that stereotype is from the truth.