Chapter 1. Critiquing Normative Portrayals of Latinx/o Masculinities in Higher Education; Abraham Cervantes and Antonio Duran Chapter 2. Cultural Resilience: Native American Men and the Reclamation of Masculinity; Chris Medellin Chapter 3. Helping Them Win On and Off The Field: Navigating NIL, the Transfer Portal, and Academic Challenges for Supporting First-Generation Black Male Revenue Sport Student-Athletes; Tommy Jackson and Reena Patel-Viswanath Chapter 4. Men and Masculine Spaces in Men of Color Programs: A Statewide Perspective; Derrick R. Brooms, Eligio Martinez, Jesse Enriquez, and Reggie Robles Chapter 5. Understanding and Supporting Black Male Student Veterans; Kimberly Tran, Valeria Russ, and Laura Coyle Chapter 6. Culture Creators: The Impact of Student-Athlete Status on National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division III College Men; Mark Carbonara Chapter 7.
The Tea about the Fraternity: A Critical Autoethnographic Exploration of Masculinity at a White Fraternity; Musbah Shaheen Chapter 8. What Does Studying Greatness Teach Us? Higher Education, Great Man Theory, and Asking Critical Questions About What Leadership Looks Like; Conor P. McLaughlin Chapter 9. Navigating Masculinity and Help-Seeking Amid a Shifting Culture: Lived Experiences of College-Aged Men; Aresh Assadi, Jim Vander Putten, and Amanda L. Nolen Chapter 10.Beyond Heroes and Villains: Moving White Men Past Playing Characters in Social Justice Education; Benjamin, Jay Marcy, and Pietro A. Sasso; Chapter 11. Engaging College Men on the Social Justice Continuum: Frameworks, Strategies And Implications For Practice; Vern Klobassa Chapter 12.
Bro-cial Justice?: The Dynamics of Masculinities Work Within Women's Center; Kate J. Freeman and Zachary Slade Milko Chapter 13. Beyond Constraint: Expanding Masculinities through Vulnerability and Communal Healing; Lazaro Camacho and Kevin Pajaro-Mariñez Chapter 14. "A Man's a Man": Examining Toxic Masculinity in Social Discourse; Keenan Colquitt Chapter 15. Methods In QUEERing and TRANSforming Masculinity and Gender Moonlight: A Loving Theoretical Representation of Masculinity in Media; David Elieser Gudiel and Nevan Bell Chapter 16. Moonlight: A Loving Theoretical Representation of Masculinity in Media; Michael R. Williams.