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| 1 | Invisible WomenA slight pushback on the pregnancy knowledge bit is that what is taught during sex ed within the world's public schools is decided by the government which has (almost?) always been majority men. If more women knew the irreparable harm that pregnancy can cause, the birth rates would noticeably decrease. In fact birth rates do generally decrease in correlation to a woman's average educational attainment. I came to this thread looking for potential criticism of the book but unfortunately most comme… | /r/MensRights | 23/03/25 03:47 AM |
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