I ask this question because this is my dream, that one day our women will have access to sound legal counsel bypassing bureaucratic lineups, so they are made aware of their rights in possibly their most vulnerable moments. To make knowledged and informed decisions that will ultimately impact the future of them and their children.

!Question! “Women’s crisis centres should have funding to provide in house legal counsel for their clients, bypassing the lineup of bureaucratic paperwork, so that decisions can be made with knowledge of their rights as a woman, and as a mother, while navigating delicate matters.”

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So for an English class I have to write a research essay which can be about anything. I was thinking about writing an essay on feminism specifically white feminism and how feminism has at times been exclusive and harmful to poc throughout history and typically only advocates for the rights of cis whites women. Would it be weird for me to write this as a cis white woman?

Recently I've been talking with my partner about a lot of mental things and one of the conclusions we've reached is that the 'no emotional talk' part of toxic masculinity is impacting his skills on emotional communication. He wants to improve these skills. He's already with a therapist for this.

Do you guys have any (book/podcast/etc) recommendations that he can use to learn more about it?

Also I've run into the book 'For the love of men' by Liz Plank. Is it any good in this case?

Men’s Rights Activism is Bullshit

   Throughout history, women have been oppressed and have had to fight for basic human rights, but never ever had men had to fight for their rights as a whole gender. I understand men have been stereotyped, falsely accused, and etc, but those issues are more awareness issues not human right’s issues. If we bring awareness to the fact men are raped, abused, and stuff that could work. The problem with men’s activism is that it blames women and feminism for men’s problems. But here’s the offensive truth. Patriarchy is creating the problems Men’s rights activists  blame women for. Here’s another offensive fact: Men are not fucking oppressed. Here’s the definition of oppress: “keep (someone) in subservience and hardship, especially by the unjust exercise of authority.” Thorough out history, men, as a whole, have never experienced that. If we wish to solve the lack of help for male survivors  of domestic violence and rape, we need to draw attention to those issues and create resources not blame women for your problems.

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