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Understanding Masculinism: A Movement to Restore Primacy of Men

Published Wednesday, June 24, 2026 · Updated June 25

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  • Masculinism as a Political Ideology — 1 source

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Masculinism is being explored as a political movement in the United States, characterized as an ideology rooted in misogyny that unifies the American right. Key figures like Christian nationalist pastor Douglas Wilson, co-founder of the CREC church network, are influential within this movement.

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  • Christian nationalist Douglas Wilson, a pastor influential in the masculinism movement, co-founded CREC, a network of about 170 churches.

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Masculinism as a Political Ideology
  • NPR

    NPR, through its interview with Helen Lewis, frames masculinism as a political ideology rooted in misogyny that serves as a unifying force for the American right.

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