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| -3 | Growing Up As A Man In A Female Empowerment ClimateTo the first point: It was to say that this experience is a narrative that is largely absent across the world. Not to say that it is invalid, just to offer a perspective as to why things are happening the way they are and that largely speaking women have the measurably shorter end of the stick in a lot of cases. This is a general statement. I definitely agree with the second. I was speaking with a friend about the points you made and we agreed that in female empowerment spaces there tends to be … | /r/MensRights | 18/03/18 02:59 AM |
| 6 | Good post over in r/tumblrI see it as two possible things: 1) that privilege even within a specific identity group is non-monolithic when controlled for all other identity groups 2) that this is symptomatic of the larger idea that the overarching system disprivileges men and women in different ways. And now powerful women get to disprivilege less powerful men (status, class, popularity) because the mindset hasn't properly caught up yet that women can assault too. The flip side of that is seeing women as impotent, weak, a… | /r/MensRights | 18/03/18 01:57 AM |
| 9 | Growing Up As A Man In A Female Empowerment ClimateI'm a feminist and I would like to respond to you. Your experience is a narrow slice of all possible contexts that men and women could exist in. It happens that you have had the status quo inverted: that "female empowerment" (questioning if it was female empowerment or just female-centric) has just left you feeling marginalised. I want to let you know that there are and will be a lot of feminists on your side. Not nearly enough, not nearly as many as those who will try to shut you down. But your… | /r/MensRights | 18/03/18 01:50 AM |
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