https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vgHVkA2_hI8

Background:

Feminism had real success via entering academia. People dont know that patriarchy theory in its modern form was basically invented in 1970 by Kate Millet and then intersectionality in 1990.... by setting up in gender studies deirptments, it created activists, journalists, bloggers, lawyers, judges etc..... from there all these feminise terms such as patriarchy and male privilege ended up in government policies

This is the start of MRA doing its own theories etc.

This is real MRA - "construction" not "deconstruction"

Guys this is real MRA - construction. Talking about how bad things are e.g. misandry, negative options of men, falsely using toxic masculinity, to complaining about feminsim etc is "DECONSTRUCTION" and its just talking in an echo chamber to people who already agree with you. "CONSTRUCT" something instead. These guys above ARE CONSTRUCTING i.e. they are creating alternative research, ideas, theories to toxic masculinity "man bad" "man patriarchy" nonsense and menslib style bullshit. (read below what the amazing work they are doing) So SUPPORT THESE GUYS. Find them on social media, they have great accounts, share their work, buy their books, donate, send them emails of thanks. Do something useful for MRA, in terms of CONSTRUCTION. Deconstruction is being done by the anti-feminists. Don't mix up MRA with anti feminism at every turn when there is no point and it becomes a distraction. The main MRA reddit is becoming to look like Buzzfeed, there's like 100 anti feminist articles and 1 about improving mens issues.... im not saying dont post it, im saying post about mens issues, and just that too! For example post something useful about anti circ, not just rants about feminism and circucmsion.

Who are these guys?

Male Psychology Network - an amazing development in MRA, literally one of the biggest ones I think in the entire movement in recent times! Male Psychology Network actually produce proper male positive, non feminist publications, conferences, etc on men and masculinity. They are trying to get therapy to be tailored to men, and not this current anti male bullshit, toxic masculinity stuff... (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fdQntHZSMWA) They are very much pushing the agenda of stop male bashing and misandry in media, society, uni, academia. This is not of the menslib nonsense, and it is not idealogical. It is science based, and not agenda driven (ughhh man bad masculinity bad). The amazing thing is this is getting into universities. The book by the author (interview here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VB-Gpq7h9cs)

has been download over 5.5k (probably more now) times so is getting into universities. They set up UKs first male psychology module which is led by fantastic pro men non feminist professor.

Here is interview with said professor at the International Mens Conference, which was online this year due to COVID:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lz9lfrJR2EM

They are about to produce another book.... again this means actual proper mens psychology and gender issues that is not feminist, so something academic that can be used.

Another good development, you will be pleased to hear is there is a whole raft of psychologists and professors who are looking at male victims of DV in the UK... I've vetted these guys throughly, listened to dozens of hours of them speaking, this is the real deal, pro male approach none of this menslib style fake MRA stuff.... they get it, and they are flat out not feminists and go after feminism HARD for LYING about male DV. This is not some obscure stuff, its senior professors, heads of department etc. and they've even been published in anti male Guardian and can get mainstream attention. Look out next year as a lot of their research will be released next year. These guys are loud too, they will be all over social media, interviews, newspapers, doing conferences, podcasts, video etc. its not little obscure research papers that get forgotten about.

Here is the blurb of the book:

Male Psychology is a new field. In August 2018, the membership of the BPS voted for a Male Psychology Section of the BPS. This means there are already around 2,800 BPS members who support what we are doing. However, there is, as yet, only one textbook on this topic (The Palgreave Handbook of Male Psychology & Mental Health, 2019) edited by Barry et al. This was released in March 2019 and has already had almost 5.5k chapter downloads from universities. As the interest in Male Psychology continues to grow, there will be an expanding need for further academic and practical knowledge on the subject. This new series, Perspectives in Male Psychology, will fill the gap that exists, and be the seminal book on this subject.