good old boydom
The term "good old boydom" encapsulates the social and cultural practices of a network of men, often from rural Southern U.S. communities, who share traditional values and mutual support.
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Definition
C2Sociology
(informal, regional)A network of men with informal, often exclusive relationships, typically found in rural or Southern U.S. communities, who share common cultural values and support each other.
Example
- The local government was criticized for its good old boydom, where decisions were made in back rooms among a select group of men.
C2Culture
(informal, regional)The social practices and attitudes of a group of men who emphasize loyalty, traditional values, and mutual assistance, often excluding outsiders.
Example
- Good old boydom can create a tight-knit community, but it can also perpetuate exclusion and resistance to change.
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