Introduction: Gender in a Transitional Era, Amanda R. Martinez and Lucy J. Miller Section I: Parental Identities, Advice, and Self-Help Chapter 1: Are You Managing it All? Just Read This: Working Mothers Search for Work-Life Balance through Therapeutic Discourse and Self-Help Texts, Katherine J. Denker Chapter 2: Valuing Work, Valuing Family: A Comparison of Balance Discourse Targeting Mothers and Fathers, Elizabeth Fish Hatfield Chapter 3: Mommy Bloggers: Who They Are, What They Write About, and How They Are Shaping Motherhood in the Twenty-First Century, Brittney D. Lee and Lynne M. Webb Section II: Gender Performances and Role Expectations in Media Chapter 4: Masculinity and the American Dream in American Dreams, Art Herbig Chapter 5: Isn't that Bromantic? Rearticulating Male Emotionality and Homosocial Intimacy in Hollywood's BromCom, Ryan Castillo and Ashley N. Mack Chapter 6: Cattiness as Credibility in Neoliberalism, Krista McQueeney and Kim Hong Nguyen Section III: (Inter)Acting Within Organizational and Social Spaces Chapter 7: Sacralizing the Politics of Visibility: Coming Out, Spirituality, and Gay Clergy, Leland G. Spencer Chapter 8: Disciplining the Transgender Body: Transgender Microaggressions in a Transitional Era, Lucy J. Miller Chapter 9: Emerging Adults' Casual Sexual Involvements and the Ideal Worker Norm, Kendra Knight and Benjamin Wiedmaier Chapter 10: Computer-Mediated Leadership and Disciplinary Action: Using New Technology to Dismantle the Social Stereotypes and Gender Performances that Invade Face-to-Face Communication, Ashley K. Barrett and David W. Schlueter Section IV: Tensions and Negotiations on Politics, Health, & Feminism(s) Chapter 11: War on Women: Democrats' Interpretations of Messages Regarding Women's Health at the 2012 Democratic National Convention, Jillian A. Tullis and Margaret M. Quinlan Chapter 12: Savvy and Susceptible: Diverse American Women Discuss Beauty, Body Image, and Identity in Media, Amanda R. Martinez Chapter 13: Reclaiming Connections: Constructing a Web-of-Feminisms, Debbie S. Dougherty and Katherine J. Denker