I must admit, I'm terrified to bring up men's issues with my fellow leftists. However, I'm thinking that at some point, I might say something like:

"Now, I'm a proud leftist, through and through, but I think that there is important leftist intersectional analysis to be done for men's issues that no one seems to be doing. For example, you know that black people are much more likely to die from police interactions than white people are, but did you know that there is a similar disparity between men and women, and that the number of unarmed men killed by police far outstrips the total number of women killed by police? Likewise, men suffer worse outcomes than comparable women at every stage of the criminal justice system. I often hear it said that men don't suffer from systemic sexism, but what could be more systemic than the workings of the criminal justice system (the name is a hint)?"

Have any of you tried this strategy? If so, how did it go?