So in my younger, less organized, and quite-not-so-wise days, I had the idea of making the MRM go mainstream by going viral. I was living in London at the time, so I'd go out grafitting MRA tags around the city, and in universities. One night a filmmaker at the film school I went to followed me around with a camera and captured everything. I've never seen the footage, but I did manage to make some noise:

http://thetab.com/uk/kings/2015/09/23/mens-rights-graffiti-campus-causes-femsoc-uproar-4775

http://www.dazeddigital.com/artsandculture/article/25177/1/mens-rights-graffiti-spotted-around-london

http://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-graffiti-on-millennium-bridge-london-supporting-mens-rights-88970909.html

(For those who live in London and are familiar with the Millennium bridge, yes, I had to climb over the railing to do that. It was great because no one ever wanted to climb over to clean it off so messages would stay for weeks at a time.)

Probably wouldn't do this today- I actually did some really insane stuff back then that I can't believe I had the nerve to do- but the memories still make me smile