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Gen Z males twice as likely as baby boomers to believe wives should obey husbands
(www.theguardian.com)
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Shocking. A generation that was told since childhood that gender roles are so important that they actually change your gender gives importance to gender roles. Absolutely no one could see it coming.
Are you confusing gender roles with gender expression again?
for lay people who aren't educated in gender studies, there is no such difference.
the average person doesn't even know what a gender role is dude. if i asked my 16 year old nephew about how he feels about 'gender roles' he'd look at me and go 'what the fuck are you talking about?'
So which is it: has this topic been taught as super important since childhood, or does no-one know about it?
Also pretty sure a 4 year old would have little problem understanding "gender expression is how you act and dress and talk, gender roles are what people think you should act and dress and talk like". So, IDK, maybe have your nephew checked or something?
it is super important to rich liberal people, but not the rest of the world/usa. where i live i can't walk down the street without gender war nonsense being all over the lamp posts, but that isn't the case in most other places.
it's also super important at universities who are full of 'activists'.
If it's not important to the rest of the USA then why can't you walk down the street without seeing it? Could it be that it simply doesnt matter to you, and you're projecting your own indifference onto the rest of society?
it's important in my specific city. which is full of very wealthy very liberal people.
i've lived in many places and visit many places and other than Portland and a few other rich liberal areas, nobody cares.