More say changing gender roles have benefited women than say these changes have benefited men | Pew Research Center

October 14, 2024

How Americans See Men and Masculinity

More say changing gender roles have benefited women than say these changes have benefited men

More say changing gender roles have benefited women than say these changes have benefited men

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How Americans See Men and Masculinity
A quarter of Americans say views of masculine men are mostly negative
6 in 10 Americans say people in the U.S. don’t place enough value on men who are caring or open about their emotions
Republican men are far more likely than Democratic men to see themselves as highly masculine
Public sees more progress in recent decades for women than men in the workplace, higher education
About 4 in 10 young women say social media, TV or movies have influenced their views about being a woman
More say changing gender roles have benefited women than say these changes have benefited men