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stephen hicks has contributed 3 entries to our website, so far.

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rethink masculinity: taking on emotional labor

Oct 18, 2017

Editor’s Note: This is part of a series from our Rethink Masculinity program with ReThink and DC Rape Crisis Center. The author, Stephen Hicks, is co-director of Rethink Masculinity and stylistically decided to not use capitalization. i didn’t know about emotional labor until i joined the rethink masculinity course from CASS. the second class of rethink was about this […]

2to my mans:

to my mans:

Jul 26, 2017

Editor’s note: This is part of a series from our Rethink Masculinity program with ReThink and DC Rape Crisis Center. The author, Stephen Hicks, is co-director of the Rethink Masculinity program and stylistically decided to not use capitalization. “young black males, like all boys in patriarchal culture, learn early that manhood is synonymous with the […]

3mama used to say

mama used to say

Jun 5, 2017

Editor’s note: This is part of a series from our Rethink Masculinity program with ReThink and DC Rape Crisis Center. The author stylistically decided to not use capitalization. The popular rhetoric in 1996 was “the black male is an endangered species.” death, destruction, and detention awaited each black male as he navigated the job market, everyday life, […]

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