Discussions about what it means to be a woman or a man, and how women and men are supposed to behave, come up in every historical moment. Ours is no different. In a Gazette column last week ("
After Trump's victory, we can't ignore the danger of male supremacy," Nov. 13), Allison Hanes described unease about the increasing prevalence of the masculinist movement in Quebec society. This theme arose from a lecture she attended about gender equality as well as in the Nov. 10 episode of
Radio-Canada’s widely watched Tout le monde en parle. Hanes noted that the apparent rise in hyper-masculinity is cause for grave concern.
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