I first found the Men's Rights movement through 'The Red Pill' (the documentary, not the subreddit), and I sympathized with a lot of the desires that those activists presented.

Obviously, I've seen all the various news sources comparing Men's Rights to the Alt-Right, Neo Nazis, and so on. I was insulted, appalled, "What?! That's not what I think! That's dumb! They're dumb!"

But the point is, I only know the rights that I advocate for. I don't know what lots of people I consider my fellows are actually saying. Maybe lots of people, who also call themselves 'Men's Rights Activists', are saying and fighting for things that I'm not, or even things that I disagree with.

So, what do we stand for? What is the general consensus of the movement on issues that both men and women face?

What do MRA's think of:

  • Conscription

  • The Gender Pay Gap

  • The Education Gap

  • Domestic Violence Against Women

  • Domestic Violence Against Men

  • Female Reproductive Rights/Abortion

  • Male Reproductive Rights

  • Sexual Harassment Against Women

  • Sexual Harassment Against Men

  • Government Representation

  • Unemployment/Homelessness

  • Sexual education

  • Cirsumcision

If possible, I'd like to identify what we think the problem is, and what we think the solution is. Obviously, I don't expect anyone to address all of these issues, but I wanted to provide examples from both MRA's and Feminist issues, so I don't just get told what we think about the issues men face, but also the challenges of women.

Thanks for your time.