Young woman here. After watching ‘The Red Pill’ documentary and was blown away. I still consider myself a feminist but cannot stand for the anti-men rhetoric espoused by some radical feminists. Men should be allowed space to talk about their rights, just as women have, without being labelled anti-women, anti-lgbt, etc. I don’t agree with everything the men had to say in the documentary but I agree with enough to approach the movement with an open mind and learn more. Where should I start? What books/websites/materials do you recommend?

Edit: I’m not going to be replying to any more comments about why I’m wrong for having some feminist beliefs e.g. patriarchy exists. I have read a lot of feminist literature and you’re not going to overhaul all that with a comment on Reddit. Women have issues that need to be spoken up for, and if you contest that I’m misguided in saying that it has to do with a male-dominated societal structure, well fine let’s just agree to disagree. I don’t need to stop caring about women’s rights to care about men’s rights, it’s not a zero sum game. I think most of the MRAs in the film would agree with me on that.