Ed Breeding

Finding the American Male Ed Breeding

Prior to World War II the gender role for men and women had been fairly well-defined, and before to the advent of automation and the high speed of which technology has progressed, there was seldom any need for the man or woman to question their prescribed gender roles in society, but now those roles have become blurred, and many people have become confused and disillusioned as to who they truly are. What lies behind the heavy drug use, spousal abuse, killings, and more men being incarcerated in the USA than any other country on the planet?This book endeavors to show and explain how power and the lust and love for money has so greatly changed the dynamics of what it used to mean to fully be a man or a woman. And if we look at the power and control that mass-media and materialistic advertising has over us all, then the lust and love for money takes on a very important meaning, and something we can all learn from. After World War II women have entered the workplace at a rapid pace, in areas of work that had previously been done only by men. The Judeo-Christian belief system had kept women subjugated to the will of men, until...modern times. With women demanding and deserving equality with men in all walks of life, what effect has that had on many men's masculine identity? FINDING THE AMERICAN MALE can shed a brighter light on where he has been, where he is today, and what lies ahead for him. And...there is a bright light at the end of the proverbial tunnel for the American Male, if he chooses to seek it.