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It's also a great place to start banning rap music. Of course its protected, but a ban rap music movement can be done by choice of course. More than odd that in the context of a toxic masculinity thread, the issue related to rap music lyrics explicitly degrading women is a touchy topic.

Oh, ok, so don't recall anyone objecting to banning the artistic expression of Baby It's Cold Outside. So, artistic expression should protect ''F**k B*tches Get Money'' and not "Baby It's Cold Outside''. Interesting that you have a problem with one but not the other as you raise the ''artistic expression'' protection of the "1A''...lol...guess I'm not down with the hip UO lingo.

So what's the problem with raising it here if the discussion is toxic masculinity. Rap music certainly contributes to it. Never hear much about the feminist critique of rap music but as far as I know, the feminist critique for some reason was heavy on "Baby It's Cold Outside'' to the point of banning. Other dangerous music like The Vogues 1960s hit "Turn Around, Look at Me'' is under fire for being ''stalker, creepy'', so yes, the feminists are up in arms about music from at least the 1940s-1960s. Pornography as well was a big topic of critique for feminists. Yet, for some reason, after Stormy Daniels appeared on the scene, suddenly, being a female porn star was considered ''a woman doing her thing'' and touted around on mainstream media. Btw, have no idea what 1A is...

Media campaigns can and have changed behavior. We need a media campaign to ban rap, hip hop, and other music containing violent, misogynist, and other hateful language. I mean if ''Baby It's Cold Outside'' has been or is in the process of being banned while Mill Meek's "F**k B*tches Get Money'' isn't, why shouldn't the vile rap music, for example, be banned?

Better yet, Gillette could include for the Super Bowl commercial perhaps a young male listening to current national criminal reform leader Mill Meek, say perhaps his tune ''F**k B*itches Get Money'' and have some older male turn it off and throw it in the garbage. Chances are though that the ''adult'' portrayed is listening to and enjoying the same garbage. Going even further, the females in this young male's life are also into this same garbage. Of course this commercial would run well after the playing of our controversial national anthem. It's time to get rid of this hateful and violent music infecting our culture with toxic masculinity.

The Womens' March didn't last long without discord and infighting. A case of girls will be girls or toxic femininity? I doubt movies like Mean Girls are fiction based.

But would hear about it even more perhaps. What’s truly alarming is that a coach's discussion of injury v hurt somehow relates to a young boy being a victim of “manliness”. This all becomes very open ended

And HRC recently opined that women voted for trump because “their men” did...not to mention the “all blacks look alike” attempt at a “joke”. Maybe the 2008 Democrats were right when they accused her (and Bill) of being a racist. Bill Clinton is a top player in toxic masculinity though.

Was the government shut down then?

Many cities are eliminating ''projects'' that segregate large pockets of poor people. Residents are scattered throughout a city/county, mixed into a neighborhood/suburb. Chicago is a great example. The ''project'' in issue is not all that large at E 13/Superior. I believe its for senior citizens which is most likely why we don't hear much about this ''project'' being a hot spot of trouble, crime, or other negative issues associated with ''projects''.

Even one of those Pod Hotel types of development would work there.

The old version of the Q really looks outdated as this update comes together. Looking good so far.