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Question

Based on the documentary, Tough Guise 2 - Violence, Manhood & American Culture, there is a segment of the documentary (found during the first 30 minutes) of a movie scene depicting two Native American/Indigenous men are talking on a bus about how to be smile and present themselves to the White world and represents issues with masculinity. Select the answer that best summarizes how the documentary discusses the ways they are forced to negotiate their identity and masculinity.

1. Negotiating power and identity is common for men from all types of demographic groups, especially when violence is present.

2. Violent masculinity is common among underrepresented groups, especially for Native American/Indigenous men who hunt buffalo.

3. Native American/Indigenous men are forced to conform to myths about their culture, but they are able to present themselves as masculine because of their tough cultural practices.

4. Conforming to violent masculinity cuts across racial, ethnic, and class lines, especially within certain groups of underrepresented men who are threatened to negotiate power and identity in the real world.