We need to focus more and talk more about real issues like the education gap between young boys and girls. Discussions revolving around real problems can actually convince people, sway public opinions, and educate men who are oblivion. You can post stats about these issues on social media to convince people around you and even make posters for irl. This type of behaviors is actually helpful for men and creates real progress for our cause.

What does not help(if not hinder) our cause is hating on people, mostly feminists. I know and understands that a lot of feminists are very discriminative against men, and it is very fair to call those specific people out. However, feminists are still perceived as positive by the general public, and not all feminists are misandrists. Generalized attacks on a certain group of people does not look good to others. Publically hating feminists and blaming them for societal problems we face(even when rightfully so) is not going to convince people to support our cause(if not push them away from us). Due to these two reasons, I think it is better for us not to focus our discussions on hating feminists. After all, Martin Luther King did not dream about hatred against those white racists but unity between ethnicities.

Also, on a less pratical standpoint, I still think we shouldn't be hating on those people. We are all people with our own upbringings. It just unfortunately happens that many feminists got very misandrist ideas drilled into their head. They, in some way, are victims, too. We don't need to hate them back, even if they hate us. Our objectives should be working toward our goal, equality, not revenge-hating with another group.