
Real Men Don't Die
Concealing the reality of war is the heart of Hegseth's warrior masculinity
Philosophical reflections on war, the military, and masculinity.
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Concealing the reality of war is the heart of Hegseth's warrior masculinity

The attack on Iran is the culmination of the long decline of democratic control over the military.

Minneapolis shows that Trump doesn't need the military to wage war on Americans. He has DHS.

Today's masculinity gatekeepers are scary. But they are also a sign of progress.

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It's not just because it could undermine the purpose of education. The problem is it's super exploitative.

The defense secretary thinks that wars are contests of warrior masculinity. Nothing could be further from the truth.

[This post was published in Lawfare this morning]

While it's mainly an attempt to make the President appear principled, it does capture something disturbing and dangerous about the administration.