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Men's Liberation@lemmy.ca · 6 months ago

The Perception Paradox: Men Who Hate Feminists Think Feminists Hate Men

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The Perception Paradox: Men Who Hate Feminists Think Feminists Hate Men

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Men's Liberation@lemmy.ca · 6 months ago

The Perception Paradox: Men Who Hate Feminists Think Feminists Hate Men - Ms. Magazine

Feminists, on the whole, don’t hate men. We hate sexism and sexist oppression. After all, men are harmed by patriarchy, too.

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You’re so close. There’s just a bit further to go and you won’t be comparing losing your privilege to being discriminated against.
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  Can you point out which privilege he is losing (that everyone shouldn’t have)?
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    (nope)
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