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by dradtke
4885 days ago
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> You can obviously discriminate against a man based on sex, but that's not part of a larger, overarching societal norm. I would argue that many of the pressures men face, such as those to "man up" in difficult situations rather than freely express their feelings, counts as a routine, ingrained, and pervasive form of sexual discrimination. Even if I fully agree with your definition of sexism, that doesn't mean that sexism against men is nonexistent. |
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