The next video by Prager U that will be posted 2 days later is titled "Are Fathers Necessary?", i just want to highlight a part from the script:

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There have been articles in the most prestigious journals denying the importance of fathers:

The Atlantic Magazine, for example, published an article titled: "Are Fathers Necessary? A paternal contribution may not be as essential as we think."

The New York Times published a discussion among five intellectuals titled, "What Are Fathers For?" One of them, Hanna Rosin, an editor at New York Magazine, opened her response by stating: "I'm not sure whether a child needs a father."

I could give dozens of such examples. I'll just give one more. HuffPost published a piece titled: "Fathers Are Not Needed."

Fortunately, this dismissal of the importance of fathers is not universal. In a 2008 Father's Day speech, a few months before his election as president of the United States, Barack Obama said, fathers are "critical" to the foundation of each family, that "they are teachers and coaches; they are mentors and role models; they are examples of success; and they are the men who constantly push us toward it." What makes his comments particularly noteworthy is that Barack Obama grew up without a father.

Of course fathers are very important, no need to respond. asking the question in the first place is very stupid and sexist. but why mainstream feminists are arguing that men and fathers are unnecessary if feminism ? and why mainstream media accept these disgusting articles ?

This is why a lot of feminists deny the exsitence of misandry, because they are used to not only sexist stereotypes against men but even the belief that men are disposable and unnecessary in the feminist circles and spaces. for them misandry is the norm. Just read feminist novels, most of them are about a imagining a world without men !