Why do men commit crime?

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Messerschmidt
Argue masculinity is an accomplishment, something men have to constantly work at constructing and presenting to others
Messerschmidt: hegemonic masculinity 
Dominant form of masculinity that most men wish to accomplish
define this through paid work, ability to subordinate women and heterosexuality
Messerschmidt: subordinate masculinity 
some men (ethnic minorities and w/c) lack resources to accomplish hegemonic masculinity > turn to crime

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