You believe in advocating for equal rights and opportunities for men, addressing issues such as biased family court decisions, workplace discrimination, and societal expectations.
The Men's Rights political ideology, also known as the Men's Rights Movement (MRM), is a part of the larger men's movement. It emerged in response to the feminist movement and focuses on issues where they believe men are disadvantaged or discriminated against. The movement is primarily concerned with issues in family law, such as child custody and divorce, domestic violence, suicide, education, conscription, and health policies.
The history of the Men's Rights Movement can be traced back to the 19th century, but it gained significant momentum in the 1970s in North…
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Can you think of ways that societal expectations of men might be harmful or limiting to individual men?
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Men are always wanting to consider themselves a victim, because they never want to stop being in the spotlight. I am saying this as a man who spends a lot of time in 'men's only' spaces.
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Men are expected to be people who are tough minded and fight their problems by themselves but only being reliant on themselves can be self damaging
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How do you feel about the idea that the men’s rights movement is necessary to address gender inequalities that affect men?
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What's one way you think education can better support boys who might learn or express themselves differently?
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Why might some people argue that the focus on men’s issues distracts from the challenges women face?
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both important however women have more issues that come from men's behaviour
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Why do you think some people are hesitant to talk about issues men face in society?
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Toxic masculinity creates the idea that men should push their problems and feelings down and simply take it out on those around them. It is not just men who oppress our own rights. We’re taught that “well no one was there for me so why should I be there for them” to be warriors or providers when women are brilliant at being both. Boudicia is a great example
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What does supporting men's mental health look like in your school or workplace, and is it adequate?
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Men's mental health is adequately supported in my workplace.
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