In the United States, widespread expectations that men be heterosexual, strong, charming, and independent are evidence of ______. Question 8 options: hegemonic masculinity hybrid masculinity complicit masculinity hypermasculinity
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Hegemonic masculinity refers to the dominant form of masculinity that is culturally exalted and often characterized by traits such as heterosexuality, strength, charm, and independence. Show more…
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