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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"machismo culture"”.

  1. Baseline Assessment of Adolescent Reproductive and Sexual Health in Yantaló, San Martin, Peru

    … independence in a society with a strong machismo culture. OBJECTIVE: To gain a better understanding of the adolescent sexual and reproductive health education and practice in Yantaló and the potential interventions that could be made to decrease the adolescent fertility rate. METHODS: …

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  2. Made in Machismo: Discovering Gender Patterns in Migration Process

    … came from Central and South America, where Machismo remains a cultural default. Machismo can be defined as a social pattern in which the Latino male exhibits a strong or exaggerated sense of manliness. This project aims to examine the migration experience through an intersectional lens of …

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  3. Exploring a Holistic Conceptualization of Destructive Leadership: Perspectives from the Lived Experiences of Latino Law Enforcement Command Staff Officers

    … For example, the participants discussed how machismo culture was embedded in the fabric of their organizations, and they described toxic leaders as having machismo traits. The police culture also influenced how they chose to express and, at times, suppress their Latino identities.</p> <p>A …

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  4. Femicide in Mexico: From Malinche to Modern Women

    … attempt to transpose the blame stems from the machismo culture which has long since existed in Mexican culture. She states, "'machismo" manifests itself in domestic violence and in the attitude of the police who belittle reports of sexual assaults of family violence" (14). Mexican officials are …

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