• DOI:10.1177/0891243207299615
Corpus ID: 143931809

“Unity Admirable But Not Necessarily Heeded”

@article{Mullaney2007UnityAB,
  title={“Unity Admirable But Not Necessarily Heeded”},
  author={J. Mullaney},
  journal={Gender & Society},
  year={2007},
  volume={21},
  pages={384 - 408}
}

J. Mullaney

Published 2007

Psychology

Gender & Society

Drawing on interviews, this article examines how the third wave of the straight edge (sXe) hardcore music scene can promote a gender-progressive image in light of evidence that suggests men's continued advantage over women in the scene. The author argues that this discrepancy can be explained by straight edgers' use of going rate comparisons (to its previous waves, to other times and places, and to gender relations as a whole) that highlight the scene's “doings” and “not-doings” in ways that… CONTINUE READING

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