Harvard Business Review: Are U.S. Millennial Men Just as Sexist as Their Dads?

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(07-19-2016, 10:43 AM)disasterzone Wrote:

(06-19-2016, 06:46 PM)Ragnarök_62 Wrote:

(06-19-2016, 11:24 AM)pbrower2a Wrote: Civic men tend to be male chauvinists. They are more likely to be regimented in largely-male organizations.

Yes sort of, that's how I read Generations.  As "Hero generations celebrate sex differences" , and "sex differences widen in 4T's". I wouldn't use the term, chauvinists, though. All generations have attributes which arise from how raised. 

Prophets are raised in a Hero environment as indulged and Hero generations don't like it when prophets attack the Hero's institution.

Next distracted/addled Artists raise Nomads in a permissive/neglected manner and wind up not liking the hardened product thereof.

Nomads get what they want. They get Artists that are attuned to diplomatic and "nice"..

More like heroes want to force people to have the widened sex differences. If you're not like their stereotypes you're considered to be being fake or driven by propaganda. It's sickening. But whatever, during the 1T I will act however I want and the sexist civics will have to deal with it. I have no incentive to act how they want me to act because it's not like they'd protect me or give me anything in return anyways.

As one of the Civics who doesn't actually appreciate the widened sex differences, I actually agree with you. After reading Generations, I was starting to think of the possiblility that Millennials would actually narrow the sex roles and create institutions where men and women are considered equal.