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Sting Links Toxic Masculinity to Loss of Manual Jobs
Musician Sting has attributed the rise of toxic masculinity to the decline of manual labor jobs, stating that men have lost a direction for their energy and male strength. He suggests that the loss of physical work contributes to this crisis.
29 May, 15:07 — 29 May, 15:55
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billboardMostly Factual72d ago
Sting Blames Deindustrialization For Rise in Toxic Masculinity: ‘We’ve Lost That Direction For Our Energy, That Male Strength’
The singer made the comments while announcing that his shipbuilding musical, The Last Ship, will return to London's West End this fall.
By Gil Kaufman
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Sting says loss of manual jobs could be causing toxic masculinity: “We’ve lost that direction for our energy, that male strength”
“It’s a rare thing for modern men to actually use their strengths to do anything. We’ve lost something there” The post Sting says loss of manual jobs could be causing toxic masculinity: “We’ve lost that direction for our energy, that male strength” appeared first on NME.
By Liberty Dunworth
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First report: der-standard · 29 May, 14:40|Full coverage: 3 · 1h|Window: 1h
