> On Apr 13, 2011, at 11:34 PM, Alan Rudy wrote:
> > But in the end what I was saying was that neoconservatism and
> neoliberalism
> > have conspired to reinscribe a "traditional" masculinity
>
> In her book, A Company of One, Carrie Lane reports that unemployed tech
> workers in Dallas had no problem about being dependent on their wives for
> support, and were actually proud to be such evolved feminists.
>
> Interview: http://www.leftbusinessobserver.com/Radio.html#S110409
>
> I would never argue that there is not unevenness to this, nor would I argue
that neocons and neolibs haven't operated in parallel with other social
trajectories and patternings, but if you read Andrew Ross' No Collar (uh-oh,
have I blasphemed by bringing him up?!) or have lived in the Bay Area, you
also know that tech workers aren't always representative of the US populace
as a whole, no?