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Antisexism is for everyone.
Feminism inherently centers on the issues of women, it's in the name, and anything that it solves for men is collateral.
We need to hear both women and men if we want actual solutions that work for all sides.
Let's stop this division. It's time to ditch this "women against the men's system" in favor of "how can we be good to each other, and what we don't know of each other's struggles"
And for now, the popular post considering the men's perspective was just nuked. Probably for daring to consider the other side of this.
We have this. It's called Intersectionality and we still get yelled at over it lol.
Kinda, yes, but when we talk about intersectionality, normally it's in the context of intersectional feminism, still.
It gets about all sorts of discriminations against women of various backgrounds, not just all people with said backgrounds. Which screws it up even more.