I know not the first time I've brought up this topic, but I felt it was relevant in light of seeing some idiot misandrist claim misandry is not a systemic or serious issue unlike misogyny and the news that Amber Heard is going to be in the Aquaman sequel. Which right there I think answers the question a pretty resounding no. While misogyny and misandry both exist and are terrible forms of prejudice and bigotry, the claims of systemic or institutional misogyny is more misandrist victimhood BS. It's just another way misandrists like to peddle their delusion of being oppressed and blaming the male gender for all of the ills in the world. Misandrists lose their purpose without their imaginary problems like systemic misogyny. At the very least, misogyny is certainly in no way systemic in the West and hasn't been for a very long time. With all of the gynocentric laws, legisations and protections women and girls have, it's hard to be convinced of misogyny being systemic in any way.

Misogyny is real as is misandry and both are ignorant forms of prejudice, but claiming misogyny is systemic is victimhood nonsense. Both men and women have struggles and challenges, but the latter are always given help whereas the former almost never do.