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Anybody see anything remarkable? Right: feminism and men are not mentioned! The whole feminism critic and men's rights seem to have become at best an afterthought in the criticism of wokeness, intersectionality or whatever it is called. This is not the only place where I see this happen.

This is, of course, bad for men. It is hard enough to make ourselves and the things we cope with visible. The larger movement that should embrace that, ignores us more and more instead.

But the ignoring is also not a very smart tactic. Men's issues could form the main crowbar to break open the woke narrative. About blacks, gays or trans people, the discussion is mainly about which ways to remove their disadvantages are effective and justified, a complicated and slow discussion. But when it comes to men and women, the facts show men are not a privileged group at all. That also means the 'lived narrative' of women, whatever you may think of that idea, is not more valid than that of men. This destroys the whole oppression pyramid woke thought is based on. So why does this ignoring of men's issues happen?