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But it is given precedence, even though men are the biggest victims. Except everyone has already pointed out how it just illuminates how women are a smaller part of the overall problem. On one hand it's the one statistic in the article that can most easily be converted into a filler graphic. But would agree that the use of colour could indicate some bias. The phrasing itself, emphasing 1 in 4 of the total population, fits the way the statistic is expressed. They don't say 89% of them weren't vet…
/r/MensRights21/03/17 06:50 AM
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Well what do you think the article is actually about? This is just a graphic out of context. It's entirely possible the article is just explaining the unique challenges of women's homelessness despite being clearly underrepresented as a total statistic. But they're also traditionally disproportionately invisible, and I think even 1/4 counters public perception of their prevalence. Edit: It wasn't making any editorial point at all it was just a cross-sectional examination of the city's homeless p…
/r/MensRights21/03/17 01:40 AM
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The article was posted below. It is literally just a broad-spectrum article on the state of Vancouver's homelessness. The relevant quote that included this graphic in the print paper is here: Nearly a third of those living in shelters year-round are employed, according to the survey. Aboriginals (38 per cent), people who identify as LGBTQ2+ (13 per cent) and veterans (11 per cent) are over-represented in the homeless population. Women make up 23 per cent of the homeless population. Note that in …
/r/MensRights21/03/17 01:36 AM
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In all honesty, this whole thread is a little terrifying. Notice the original post is just a supporting graphic isolated with no context of the article itself. That graphic could perfectly support an article that's actually written about how women's homelessness presents unique challenges when homeless women are a minority in the system but also disproportionately less visible to the public. The fact that women can't safely even sleep on the street is maybe part of the reason they get preferenti…
/r/MensRights21/03/17 01:00 AM
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found out real fuckin' quick that shelters and aid orgs give preferential admission to women and women with children in tow. Well first off the kid thing you probably don't even have to mention, all of our social systems elevate the welfare of children. But secondly the problem is homelessness in general anyways, I wouldn't try to pit men and women against each other when they're both being fucked over by the same thing. While there are legitimate, theory-backed reasons these sorts of divisions …
/r/MensRights21/03/17 12:10 AM
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