I appreciate what he's trying to do. Nearly everybody who points out the genuine ways that men are discriminated against do so in order to fight feminism. They never actually try to advance the rights of men.
I wish it ended with a stronger call to action. What does he actually want to do about homelessness among men, or the fact that men are over-represented in prisons?
Of course he's just getting started, trying to build up something out of what is (unfortunately) nothing. If it were me, I'd suggest that he'd do better trying to bring these issues up with feminist groups, or with existing advocacy groups for suicide/homeless/etc. The tend to be male-oriented, which is part of the reason there exist separate groups for women in those circumstances.
But if he'd like to construct a male-focused cohesive strategy for such things, I hope he succeeds.
While this page brings up a lot of good points, the extreme leftist vocabulary and viewpoint is off-putting to me, though I guess that's necessary to get the point across to anarchists.
I appreciate what he's trying to do. Nearly everybody who points out the genuine ways that men are discriminated against do so in order to fight feminism. They never actually try to advance the rights of men.
I wish it ended with a stronger call to action. What does he actually want to do about homelessness among men, or the fact that men are over-represented in prisons?
Of course he's just getting started, trying to build up something out of what is (unfortunately) nothing. If it were me, I'd suggest that he'd do better trying to bring these issues up with feminist groups, or with existing advocacy groups for suicide/homeless/etc. The tend to be male-oriented, which is part of the reason there exist separate groups for women in those circumstances.
But if he'd like to construct a male-focused cohesive strategy for such things, I hope he succeeds.