The hottest Gender Issues Substack posts right now

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What Prevents & What Drives Gendered Ideological Polarisation?

The Great Gender Divergence • 2751 implied HN points • 27 Jan 24
🌍 World Politics Gender Issues Social media
  1. Men and women tend to think alike in close-knit, interdependent, religious communities where conformity is encouraged.
  2. Economic frustration, social media filter bubbles, and cultural entrepreneurs are driving gendered ideological polarisation in economically developed and culturally liberal societies.
  3. Shared cultural production and mixed-gender friendships can help suppress the gender divide.
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Nobody Gets Too Much Heaven...

illyanna Maisonet's Newsletter • 628 implied HN points • 30 Jan 24
🎭️ Culture Personal Story Reflection Gender Issues
  1. The author shares a personal, emotional experience of being violated by a man while taking care of their mother after oral surgery
  2. The incident leads the author to reflect on past encounters with dangerous situations involving men throughout their life
  3. The author expresses frustration with societal responses to the incident and the broader challenges faced by marginalized individuals in navigating the world

I've been trying to write about Russell Brand, but I can't

The Shift With Sam Baker • 1697 implied HN points • 21 Sep 23
🎭️ Culture Celebrity Gender Issues Media
  1. Writing about sensitive topics like accusations against celebrities can be challenging and intimidating due to fear of repercussions.
  2. There are societal pressures and expectations that contribute to the silence around issues of abuse and assault, making it difficult for victims to come forward.
  3. The cultural narratives and responses to accusations of abuse and assault often place blame on the victims, questioning their credibility and actions.

Patriarchal Backlash

The Great Gender Divergence • 275 implied HN points • 17 Jan 24
🌍 World Politics Gender Issues India
  1. Indian women with higher education or earnings than their husbands are more likely to face severe violence
  2. In endogamous societies, female employment may not lead to marital equality if women cannot leave abusive marriages
  3. Intensive kinship systems may entrench intimate partner violence through gender status beliefs and caste networks

What the Florida "Anti-LGBT" Laws Actually Do

Handwaving Freakoutery • 622 implied HN points • 12 Jun 23
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Legislation Public Opinion Media Analysis Gender Issues Medical Ethics
  1. The Florida laws have minimal impact on adults and gay men/lesbians, focusing more on transgender minors and gender-segregated spaces.
  2. Media portrayal of these laws as 'anti-LGBT' lacks accuracy and may lead to misconceptions.
  3. Public opinion on the measures outlined in the laws shows varying levels of support, indicating a disconnect between media perceptions and public views.

01/27/24 - I’m very worried that all the Chinese babies adopted by America are no longer alive!

Moly’s Substack • 58 implied HN points • 28 Jan 24
🌍 World Politics Adoption Human Rights International relations Gender Issues
  1. Immigration may not always lead to happiness and stability in a foreign land; think carefully about choices.
  2. Equality in marriages means different standards for who people choose to marry.
  3. Concerns exist about the safety and well-being of Chinese babies adopted by America, raising questions about adoption policies.

Advocating for Your Work

The Uncommon Executive • 19 implied HN points • 05 Mar 24
💼 Business Leadership Recognition Gender Issues Achievements Team Collaboration
  1. Advocating for your work is essential for recognition and advancement in your career, especially for women and minorities who may face additional challenges in being acknowledged for their contributions.
  2. Celebrate delivering projects as expected and on time to increase visibility and recognition within the organization, even if you excel at preventing issues before they arise.
  3. Finding different methods to share your achievements like framing them as best practices or thanking collaborators can help in ensuring your wins are seen and appreciated by others.

Female rage.

Default Wisdom • 210 implied HN points • 01 Apr 23
🎭️ Culture Gender Issues Emotions
  1. The post discusses the topic of female rage following a shooting in Nashville.
  2. The author mentions upcoming guest and archival posts for the next week.
  3. The post is only fully accessible to paid subscribers.

Experimental Meds to Spice Things Up in the Bedroom

Torture Chamber Small Talk • 199 implied HN points • 05 May 23
🏥 Health & Wellness Sexual Health Medication Gender Issues Mental health
  1. Men might soon have their own birth control pill, which is a big deal and could change the contraceptive game.
  2. Women are feeling bitter about the male birth control pill being non-hormonal and side-effect-free, while they have dealt with hormonal contraception for years.
  3. The introduction of a male birth control pill raises questions about societal views on control over contraceptive matters and may shift responsibilities in relationships.

What I read in June

CIEO • 98 implied HN points • 30 Jun 23
📚 Literature Gender Issues Philosophy
  1. Kathleen Stock's book emphasizes the importance of linguistic precision when discussing sex and gender.
  2. Brendan O'Neill's essays critique progressive opinions as contempt for the public and class snobbery.
  3. Sean Parker's book on stammering highlights practical strategies for stress-free communication.

It was "just what you had to do"

The Shift With Sam Baker • 99 implied HN points • 05 May 22
🎭️ Culture Gender Issues
  1. Reflecting on what we tolerated before and wouldn't accept now, can be eye-opening
  2. The ways older generations dealt with difficult situations might not be appropriate or accepted today
  3. The issue of sexual harassment and how it was perceived in the past compared to now is an evolving conversation

A She-cession, then a He-cession, then just, a Recession.

Of Boys and Men • 19 implied HN points • 06 Jun 23
🇺🇸 U.S. Politics Gender Issues Labor Market
  1. The pandemic-induced recession initially hit women's employment hardest, but male employment recovered slower.
  2. Female employment was impacted more due to job industries affected by the pandemic and increased childcare responsibilities.
  3. While women's participation rates bounced back, concerns arose over slower job recovery for middle-aged men, especially those who entered the job market during previous crises.