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Why are vegan men perceived as "less masculine"?
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Because the meat industry has made a decades long psyop to make us associate meat with masculinity.
It started all the way back in the 50's where we invented "cooking, but for men" (grilling). Here's an essay that says it smarter https://www.vox.com/the-goods/2019/6/28/18760073/barbecue-grilling-men-stereotype
Edit: Oh wait you shared an article, I thought you were asking a question lol. I can't see wether posts link to anything on mobile.
It started with the original settlers (what were all those cowboys doing out there?) In fact, meat=masculine is a big part of colonialism, so places like Argentina, Australia, etc also have these brainworms. It's a great way to get armed guys to push out the natives
Ya I have this same problem