“Marginalised masculinities describes a group of men who are marginalised and excluded from all the benefits of male privilege because of race or class. For example, although working-class men may embody a kind of toughness and stoicism that is prized, they do not benefit as greatly from that privilege as those in the middle and upper classes do. ... 'working-class men are the male equivalent of the "dumb blond" - endowed with physical virtues but problematized by intellectual shortcomings'.” ClassGenderWorking ClassMasculinityGender RolesGender StereotypesGender Norms Book:Counselling Skills for Working with Gender Diversity and Identity Source: Counselling Skills for Working with Gender Diversity and Identity