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Men losing their mind
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this post was submitted on 16 Sep 2024
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There is a fine line between valid criticism of gender roles & sexism.
An example of the former would be, "Men are dangerous for women". Of course not all men are dangerous, but it describes the experience of many women & how they have to navigate the world, to not be assaulted.
This one describes the dynamic of a relationship between individuals & assigns a thought pattern to one of those individuals, based on their gender.
Maybe I missed some nuances here & I would be glad to be enlightened, but this looks like plain sexism.
https://www.zawn.net/blog/hello-youve-reached-the-not-all-men-hotline
It isn't about what an individual's in or out groups are, it's about what they are in society at large, and the power imbalance between them.
The point being made is that you won't solve the issue if you divide society between men and women, instead of normal people and sexist bigots. The point is not to replace existing harmful sexist stereotypes with your own sexist stereotypes, but to come together and listen to each other.
"So stop getting so pissy about me assuming you're a gangbanger, Jamal."