Title: 10 Ways Men Can Be Feminist Allies, Because Yes, Feminism Is For Everybody
Headings: 10 Ways Men Can Be Feminist Allies
10 Ways Men Can Be Feminist Allies
1. Be A Feminist
2. Recognize That Feminism Is Complicated
3. Listen, Listen, Listen
4. Be Aware Of The Intersections
5. Don't Put Men's Issues First
6. Challenge Other Men
7. Be There For Your Female Friends, Partner, Coworkers, Etc.
8. Vote
9. Don't Overstep
10. Accept That These Problems Are Bigger Than You

Content: Toxic masculinity, which goes hand in hand with patriarchy, is not fun for anyone and often limits men's choices in terms of interests or self-expression, and it means that many men are never really given the tools to properly deal with their own emotions. All of which sucks, no question. However, men are not sexually assaulted at the same rate as women, or experience domestic violence at the same rate as women. Men don't earn less money because of their gender. Men don't have a harder time attaining political office or other positions of leadership. Men don't have their concerns discounted or labeled as "hysteria" or their emotions written off as "PMS" the way women do. Men don't have numerous laws trying to control their bodies or sexuality. Basically, dismantling patriarchy has benefits for both men and women, but the issues women face are so numerous and so severe that they have to be priority. 6. Challenge Other Men
One of the struggles as a feminist is in getting people to listen to you — and then not to write you off by using the stereotype of the crazy, emotional woman.