Stuff like Women's History Month/Men's History Month, International Women's Day/Men's Day, etc. and other similar such ones as say, International Day Of Women And Girls In Sports? I find them to be sexist and divisive, as well as segregationist. I feel they do nothing but cause division and don't actually solve anything. While I don't argue or deny there's certain groups with particular history and historical feats that should be acknowledged or celebrated (such as women earning the right the vote), why confine such a milestone to a mere month or day? Doesn't that kind of trivialize it? What about accomplishments of women who did remarkable things that deserve daily recognition, like Harriet Tubbman? Surely her accomplishments don't deserve to be recognized and celebrated only for a mere month or day, and forgotten the remainder of the year. I also don't like when misandrists use them as an opportunity to be rude and snarky towards men who complain about lack of male-oriented celebrations and will reply with retorts like "Everyday is Men's Day." Reminds me of an extremely rude comment I saw someone post during something for International Day Of Women And Girls In Sports (that's the name, IIRC) when someone asked if men and boys also get such a day and this person replied with the usual snarky "Everyday" and another said "If you want a Day Of Men And Boys In Sports, ask Congress to make it but shut up when women and girls celebrate their day" or something along those lines. Thing is, even male-oriented versions of these celebrations still don't get anywhere near the recognition the female versions do, like Men's Day compared to Women's Day; it's barely even an afterthought by comparison.

I honestly feel male versions of such celebrations are equally sexist and divisive as well, and again accomplish nothing. I honestly shake my head and cringe when I see people asking when Men's History Month, Men's Day, etc. all I'm thinking of is sexism and division shouldn't be fought with more sexism and division. I feel it's best just to do away with celebrations like these altogether and abolish them. Men and women alike have achieved remarkable and notable feats that deserve to be acknowledged everyday and not just during a silly divisive holiday or month that serves little point beyond causing division and obvious pandering. We can acknowledge and celebrate each individual groups' achievements without the need for patronizing and divisive celebrations such as these. Unfortunately we can never criticize stuff like this without being branded as misogynistic, which is always the fall back card for misandrists.