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| 1 | I've reached the point...I am at a small school also, and for a poorly timed workshop with minimal attendees I was surprised to see even a dozen people attending. I was happily surprised to see the turnout as well as the recognition of the presenters to acknowledge where it was geared versus the demographic of the attendees, and to change it accordingly. Small steps for humankind. It was also good to hear that with the federal funding they received to build a new shelter that they took male victims into account and are … | /r/MensRights | 22/02/12 05:12 AM |
| 2 | I've reached the point...You are correct though. Country level data shouldn't be prejudiced on any individual. Man or woman. Because every situation has it's own unique detail and set of circumstances. I saw something amazing at my school today. I attended a domestic violence awareness workshop. The bulk of attendees were men. When one of those men spoke up about being abused for 25 years, the advocates running the workshop began profusely apologizing that the entire presentation was geared towards women. Clearly we hav… | /r/MensRights | 22/02/12 04:45 AM |
| 2 | I've reached the point...From a female who has worked in paternal rights for several years, I will say that men usually get the short end of the stick. In the education field as well, there is less financial resources to pay for school for men than there is women. It leads to men working harder and longer to pay for things that are handed to undeserving people who use and abuse the system as a whole. Same thing with state social benefits where I am from, if you are male don't even think about collecting food stamps, med… | /r/MensRights | 22/02/12 03:04 AM |
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