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Articles and publications tagged Masculinity across the Atmosphere.

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brennan.day
brennan.dayOct 19, 2026
Ode'imin: In Defence of the Berry Pickers
On #RezTok, a berry picker is a man who comes home without the moose. On fruity men and Canada's fruit machine, Man the Hunter and the women who hunted anyway, and pemmican, the food made of meat, fat, and berries that the Métis Nation first stood up for at Seven Oaks. On the serviceberry and its many names, saskatoon wood that became arrows, and the Michif word for a little pear. On bananas being berries and strawberries not, a Supreme Court that decided the tomato is a vegetable because of when you eat it, and a Eucharist that was already made of fruit. And on ode'imin, the heart berry: love, emotional truth, healing, forgiveness, the first medicine of spring.
personal essayIndigenous
brennan.day
brennan.dayOct 3, 2026
Men, Don't Be Jaded Into Silence
You are a worn-out horse, not a beautiful green stone. You must do the hard, awkward and right thing anyways. On the Cornell Chi Phi lawsuit broken by the Daily Sun's two-year investigation, and how men's exhaustion is no excuse for silence. Men change what other men think is normal. Silence is a choice.
personal essaySocial Commentary
Aaron Ross Powell
Aaron Ross PowellAug 17, 2026
The Anti-Social Life of the Unapologetic Man
On the fantasy of masculinity without accountability.
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culturemasculinity
Fruity Birds
Fruity BirdsJul 14, 2026
Matthew McConaughey, Youtuber
hollywoodmasculinity
brennan.day
brennan.dayApr 15, 2026
GRAIN ELEVATOR COUNTRY
A fifteen-hour road trip across Saskatchewan with my brother, watching the prairie unfold through grain elevators and abandoned towns. The quiet weight of prairie masculinity, the failure of academic knowledge to translate into brotherly wisdom, and the architecture of goodwill found in midnight motels.
personal essayroad trip
The Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory
The Journal for Cultural and Religious TheoryJan 1, 2005
Prosthetic Gods
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