What we’ve lost — our understanding of what it means to be masculine


To modern ears, there is a kind of sexism here. Are men assuming they are better? Why would women need protection? We can do this ourselves, some women might say. Yet, what gets lost in this denunciation of difference is the enduring appeal of the call to manhood. Men could not bear children themselves, but they could sacrifice their labour, their money, their time, and sometimes their lives, to ensure that others survived.



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