Title: 5 Ways That Being Against Sexism Doesn't Mean You Hate Men - Everyday Feminism
Headings: 5 Ways That Being Against Sexism Doesn’t Mean You Hate Men
5 Ways That Being Against Sexism Doesn’t Mean You Hate Men
Myth #1: Calling Out Sexism Means You’re a Buzzkill
Myth #2: Being Angry About Sexism Means You Want to ‘Even the Score’ and Exact Revenge on Men
Funny how generalizations are only considered prejudice if they’re targeted at the majority.
Myth #3: Acknowledging Sexism Widens Gender Disparity
In their minds, only by ignoring gender can we achieve a truly egalitarian society.
Myth #4: Focusing on Sexism Ignores Men’s Issues
Myth #5: Taking Offense to Sexism Ignores the Rights Women Have Already Been Granted within Patriarchy
Women may manage to survive in a patriarchy, but it sure as hell doesn’t mean they’re thriving.
Your misogyny does not get a free pass just because you’re also a woman.

Content: In reality, there’s nothing wrong with you for being upset by sexist remarks. You’re not the killjoy who ruined the party – they are. Because they’re the asshole who thinks belittling women is an acceptable source of comedy. Never compromise your beliefs to please people who clearly don’t respect you to begin with. Myth #2: Being Angry About Sexism Means You Want to ‘Even the Score’ and Exact Revenge on Men
There is a small, but vocal segment of people who raise alarm bells over the women who dare to protest sexism or criticize the patriarchy. Their bitter resentment supposedly predisposes these women to be violent towards men. Yes, the real victims of sexism are men! This article from Women Against Men cites a variety of quotes from the most radical sector of militant feminists, many of which suggest that men are brainless sex machines and that they deserve to be targeted for physical brutality as payback for patriarchal oppression. The author responds to the apparent backlash to the article by shaming readers who claim “not all feminists” are like that.