Whether it’s the abandoned passengers left aboard the Titanic, the male slaves sealed inside China’s Great Wall, or the fields of lost soldiers buried in Normandy, men’s lives have always been seen as secondary to women’s.
This stems from our sexist gender norms of both female weakness and nurturance and men as stronger, yet coldly disposable.
But does it exist today, and can it be studied?
Titanic Deaths tinyurl.com/n23b49b
Article, Suffragettes Deny Chivalry on Titanic tinyurl.com/yy7zj2qf
Studies 01 and 02 https://tinyurl.com/4h9fbwf2
Illustrations by x0n0x, annul muttaqin and webtechops llp from the Noun Project