No, sexism against men is not casual or trivial. It is not harmless, or perpetuated entirely by men. And yes, it is often *systemic*. And sorry, but no – we’re not going to fix these problems by telling men to cry. No more minimising men’s issues. Acknowledge that both women and men face systemic issues of sexism, or acknowledge you are part of the problem.
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Sources (in order)
Fathers Rights, tinyurl.com/y9ofmbh5
Abuse Refuge, tinyurl.com/y5cv8y4j
Prison sentencing, tinyurl.com/ms59ync
Education Gender Gap, tinyurl.com/y57hf6pd
Rape Victims, tinyurl.com/y2kmb5gs
Death Penalty, tinyurl.com/y2kfxanz
Life Expectancy, tinyurl.com/y83qewlv
The Draft, tinyurl.com/yxp9juw5
NIH Cancer Spending, tinyurl.com/y47v23gq
World Food Program, tinyurl.com/yyt2n75l
Family Court tinyurl.com/y3saotec
Police Killings, tinyurl.com/y7hhtyg9
‘Enemy Combatants’ tinyurl.com/7xu8nll
Pension Ages tinyurl.com/y5hz7jyl
UN Ebola Provision tinyurl.com/y4lfem48
Adoption tinyurl.com/y5ngvnpt
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#ttmsystemic