6 Eye-Opening Posters That Highlight How Dangerous Toxic Masculinity Is
The Renaissance Youth Leaders Forum (RYLF) recently launched a viral campaign that shows how toxic masculinity affects men, and it quickly went viral.
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If you think that it's only women that suffer from toxic masculinity, you couldn't be more wrong. In fact, men are often affected by it too, and sometimes it's less obvious than you might expect. Just recently, the Renaissance Youth Leaders Forum (RYLF), a socio-civic organization from Silliman University in the Philippines, launched a new campaign called Fight The Stigma aiming to show just how dangerous toxic masculinity is to men. The organization created six eye-opening posters featuring the toxic things a lot of men face daily, and they quickly went viral, being shared nearly 60k times on Facebook.
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Image credits: Renaissance Youth Leaders Forum
Image credits: Renaissance Youth Leaders Forum
RYLF's campaign wants to show that men shouldn't be afraid or ashamed of expressing their emotions, and neither should they feel any less manly for dressing a certain way.
Image credits: Renaissance Youth Leaders Forum
Image credits: Renaissance Youth Leaders Forum
Image credits: Renaissance Youth Leaders Forum
The campaign also says that men should be accountable for their own actions, and that phrases like "boys will be boys" shouldn't be an excuse for toxic actions.
Image credits: Renaissance Youth Leaders Forum
Image credits: Renaissance Youth Leaders Forum
Image credits: Renaissance Youth Leaders Forum
The Renaissance Youth Leaders Forum (RYLF) recently launched a viral campaign that shows how toxic masculinity affects men
Image credits: Renaissance Youth Leaders Forum
Image credits: Renaissance Youth Leaders Forum
RYLF's campaign wants to show that men shouldn't be afraid or ashamed of expressing their emotions, and neither should they feel any less manly for dressing a certain way.
Image credits: Renaissance Youth Leaders Forum
Image credits: Renaissance Youth Leaders Forum
Image credits: Renaissance Youth Leaders Forum
The campaign also says that men should be accountable for their own actions, and that phrases like "boys will be boys" shouldn't be an excuse for toxic actions.
Image credits: Renaissance Youth Leaders Forum
Image credits: Renaissance Youth Leaders Forum
Image credits: Renaissance Youth Leaders ForumDE
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