Misandry and misogyny, I mean. So many misandrists like to deny misandry as existing or will claim it isn't a systemic issue like misogyny supposedly is. Does either have systemic power?

There's vast evidence proving misandry is a massively systemic problem and continues to be ignored. Especially with how men still have to register for the draft and face legal action (including fines and imprisonment) if failing to do so. How infamously biased against men and boys the courts and schools both are, how violence against men/boys (especially by women) still fails to be recognized. Also how rape, sexual assault/harassment and trafficking of male victims by women is still vastly swept under the rug and ignored despite the high occurances of those as well. The fact misandry is even denied as existing and a woman can get hired for a specific job purely for gender even if there's more qualified and reliable men for it. There's no doubt numerous more examples.

I don't doubt misogyny exists and is a serious issue and I don't even doubt in third-world and underdeveloped nations it's systemic (not that life is peachy for men and boys there, either). But in Western nations it's hard to buy it being a systemic issue when there's vastly more evidence for misandry being as such. Misogyny is rightfully recognized, condemned and tackled; misandry has yet to be. It's an elephant in the room so to speak and yet everyone willfully looks the other way.