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1	In 9th grade they installed two gender neutral restrooms at my school. The girls complained that is was Sexist, and Within 2 hours they changed the sign on one door to female only, and left the other one gender neutral. We now have 2 girls restrooms, one boys and one gender neutral restroom. Agreed, but my original comment did not take a stance on that, it was only a factual correction.	/r/MensRights	16/02/21 04:04 AM
18	In 9th grade they installed two gender neutral restrooms at my school. The girls complained that is was Sexist, and Within 2 hours they changed the sign on one door to female only, and left the other one gender neutral. We now have 2 girls restrooms, one boys and one gender neutral restroom. My college has gender neutral bathrooms all over the place and I love it. My city has this weird thing where in many public buildings they will separate the men's and women's bathrooms on opposite sides of the building so if you accidentally go to the wrong end you have to walk all the way back. In my college they do the same thing, but also have a gender neutral bathroom. It's still silly, but it doesn't matter which end of the building I head towards, I know I'll always find a bathroom I can u…	/r/MensRights	15/02/21 01:33 PM
-8	In 9th grade they installed two gender neutral restrooms at my school. The girls complained that is was Sexist, and Within 2 hours they changed the sign on one door to female only, and left the other one gender neutral. We now have 2 girls restrooms, one boys and one gender neutral restroom. Both boys and girls have the option of a single gender bathroom, it's just that now girls have an extra bathroom.	/r/MensRights	15/02/21 01:30 PM
5	In 9th grade they installed two gender neutral restrooms at my school. The girls complained that is was Sexist, and Within 2 hours they changed the sign on one door to female only, and left the other one gender neutral. We now have 2 girls restrooms, one boys and one gender neutral restroom. Yeah it is.	/r/MensRights	15/02/21 01:29 PM
3	We often hear feminists say about 'teach MEN not to rape'. Imagine if we ONLY taught black children(not white) in schools to 'dont be a criminal when you grow up'. How racist would that be? How about we teach BOTH genders to not be rapists and sexist? We kind of do, if you think about it, though it's not gendered. Most good parents will teach their kids not to lie about other people and to own up to their mistakes and misdeeds. The thing is, people don't always do as they're taught, which is a main issue I have with the "teach boys not to rape" thing. We already teach boys that rape is bad, but shitty people are going to be shitty people and telling them that it's bad to be shitty is not going to change anything. They need real consequences f…	/r/MensRights	23/01/21 03:25 AM
7	We often hear feminists say about 'teach MEN not to rape'. Imagine if we ONLY taught black children(not white) in schools to 'dont be a criminal when you grow up'. How racist would that be? How about we teach BOTH genders to not be rapists and sexist? This is why I, a woman who fights for women's rights and gender equality whenever I see sexism happening, am uncomfortable actually calling myself a Feminist. I got banned for even hinting at defending a man once on r/TwoXChromosomes. I don't want to be associated with people like that, even if I agree with the majority. It's kind of the same with most political parties. I lean mostly Democrat, but I don't agree with everything the party says and don't want people assuming I do. I'm really more …	/r/MensRights	23/01/21 03:19 AM
1	Amber Heard in talks to potentially be cast in a “female-centric” Pirates of the Caribbean movie. The fifth one was genuinely upsetting to me. I grew up with the first few and really loved them as a kid, even today the first three are solid. The fourth one was lame, but whatever. The fifth one was so bad it hurt me. I'd never been hurt by a movie before. It felt like they shoved my childhood in my face and then stomped on it.	/r/MensRights	30/11/20 06:00 PM
9	Hope this gains traction. To be fair, sexual assault charges are notoriously difficult for both genders because there's rarely proof. But yes, that attitude absolutely needs to change. I try to call it out when I see it, which I do think helps, but slowly. You can't change people's views overnight, and that kind of bias is quite firmly ingrained in people.	/r/MensRights	21/07/20 03:23 PM
27	Hope this gains traction. Or, idk, the law and jail time because this is assault and destruction of property.	/r/MensRights	21/07/20 02:12 PM