Police Masculinity is a sociocultural construct within police culture that embodies a distinct form of hegemonic masculinity characterized by traits such as emotional stoicism, physical dominance, assertiveness, and loyalty, which are institutionalized through socialization and organizational practices to reinforce gendered norms and power dynamics within law enforcement.
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University of Minnesota
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