Re:Girls perform better academically in almost all countries...
by skinkestek on Wednesday March 10, 2021 @03:06AM
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Try mentioning men's day at mens day on company slack or twitter to raise awareness of the abuse that young boys suffer in early school. Try to raise awareness of why men are sentenced harder for comparable offenses, graded more harshly (unless anonymous) etc.
Count how many people immediately jump in to try to ridicule you, typically with something like: there are already 364 mens days in the year, why aren't you happy already?
Re:Girls perform better academically in almost all countries...
by cutemonster on Wednesday March 10, 2021 @06:50AM
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> Do people really say this?
I didn't see any such replies here -- maybe at some other places some people do (Reddit / subreddits?)
(I didn't downvote)
> don't let arguments against those people deter you from talking about reasonable mens rights issues.
Good point
Do people really say this? I've seen mens rights issues being raised carefully in the last few years, and I've never seen any backlash when done right. Like when you see articles written about women abusing men, or mens rights regarding children. Even women write about these issues. Feels like it's being accepted, just not being taken seriously enough yet. Maybe it's different in northern europe, but I haven't seen any backlash from international/US websites either.
I think part of the problem is that men are afraid of defending these issues. In part because of projection about how others will react. Either if it's from womens right activists going against it, or other macho men saying men shouldn't care about child custody or equality for male in women-dominated workspaces and such.
And there ARE also mens rights activist who are just using the issue to fight against womens rights, through whataboutisms and such. But don't let arguments against those people deter you from talking about reasonable mens rights issues.