Why do we see a lot of men criticize many aspects of society that harms them but rarely any action behind?

It’s very rare to see men unite together for a cause that will help all of them the same way we’ve seen other marginalized groups unite. (Women, lgbt, black, etc). - Especially for issues that would need these kinds of actions like discrimination of men in the parental court system. Groups like TRP/MGTOW all criticize it and push men to avoid marriage instead of actually advocating and fighting to establish more balance when it comes to marriage when it would be more effective since the millions of men already married benefit from this. Even men outside of these groups realize these issues, voice them, but it usually stops there. Why?

Historically, every group that has faced discrimination have only seen change/improvements by actively doing the work themselves by protesting, organizing large scale, events, etc. But it’s not common for men to do this, and if they do happen, it’s not like men usually present themselves in huge numbers.

So why aren’t more men focusing on that?

Why do you think this is the case and do you believe it can change?

disclaimer: *of course i realize there are some men’s right organizations who exist and do the work, however, it does not seem to be common or popular amongst men unlike female empowerment is popular amongst women, or african american rights to black people, etc.*