Un article qui montre que les droits des hommes en justice n'aient pas pris en compte il faut dire que la justice Américaine comme dans d'autres pays est souvent stéréotypée et a adopté l'idéologie féministe depuis de nombreuses années. Un objectif de féminisation, la parité, les quotas, des mesures spécifiques à un genre féminin ne sont pas sexistes les lois et constitution permettant ces initiatives n'ont jamais eu une décision de justice défavorable.

https://www.gibm.us/news/the-fear-of-being-a-male-advocate

For the most part, there is little in the way of assertive male advocacy. Even the words male and advocacy seem like an oxymoronic phrasing that someone mumbled in a drunken stupor. And if the person mumbling were male, it would make sense since males are at least 72% of those likely to die from alcohol use disorders according the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism.

Many would argue that men are empowered enough, mocking any attempt to discuss the topic of male advocacy as a form of hate speech coming from the most privileged. Those who care deeply about advocating for males and females equally and equitably have been chastised for even considering male rights. Dr. Warren Farrell, the father of the Men’s Rights Movement and a former 3x National Organization of Women Chair, was ridiculed and protested against at the University of Toronto in November of 2012 while attempting to speak openly about the challenges boys and men face. One time feminist and strong women’s advocate, Cassie Jaye, was denounced by feminist groups for her documentary the Red Pill because Jaye did not slam Men’s Rights Advocates as nothing more than hate groups. Feminist even managed to have theaters cancel some of Jaye’s showings of the film. In other words, feminist groups actively suppressed the work of a female documentarian because they did not like the topic of her work, regardless of its efficacy and diligence. Politicians too have mocked Men’s Rights Activists as whiners. This too distracts us from the political and social realities on the ground and discourages the citizenry from demanding more.

For the most part, too few men have barely dipped their toes into the waters of male advocacy when diving into the pool in droves is now essential.

 

And to suggest "liberals" are not somewhat of a cause of these problems is to turn a blind eye to the Times own reluctance to support a regular column, the White House to champion a Gender Policy Council on Boys and Men, and to establish an Office of Men's Health. (There is, currently, an Office of Women's Health and a White House Gender Policy Council for women and girls as well as many other programs. The Office of Women's Health and Gender Policy Council were established during two pandemics where men represented the greater number of deaths, HIV and COVID).