Re:Men Without Work: America's Invisible Crisis (Book)
by at_a_remove on Tuesday January 03, 2023 @02:36PM
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I will disagree with the "reasonableness" with the Suffragettes. They weren't perfect. Two instances seemed unreasonable. First, the bombings. If you don't know about the bombings associated with the Suffragettes well ...
The second being the involvement with that White Feather movement. As much as people say "You don't have to put men down to elevate women," that was a prime case of it.
And after that we've still got the "boys are stupid, throw rocks at them" T-shirts, the "male tears" cups, the "#killallmen" hashtag, and so on.
Maybe all of this just escaped you, I dunno, but now that you have it in front of you, please don't ignore it.
The second being the involvement with that White Feather movement. As much as people say "You don't have to put men down to elevate women," that was a prime case of it.
And after that we've still got the "boys are stupid, throw rocks at them" T-shirts, the "male tears" cups, the "#killallmen" hashtag, and so on.
Maybe all of this just escaped you, I dunno, but now that you have it in front of you, please don't ignore it.