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kk91fj26b5b	Christopher Quiroz	Masculinity in Context: How Social Environments Frame Gender Based Actions and Attitudes	2019		.txt	text/plain	357	13	29	Much of this research has theorized that heterosexual men, specifically White men, are able to violate physical boundaries with other men due to the social acceptability of the same-sex touching within masculine contexts. The last study provides an answer to why women and sexual minority men encounter extraordinary and persistent barriers when entering masculine occupations, even as the gendered relations have grown more egalitarian over time.	cache/kk91fj26b5b.txt	txt/kk91fj26b5b.txt