Title: Why Some People Have Issues With Men: Misandry | Psychology Today
Headings: Why Some People Have Issues With Men: Misandry
Anthony Synnott Ph.D.
Why Some People Have Issues With Men: Misandry
Misandry is not in everyone's dictionary, but it's out there.

Content: This new sexism, reverse sexism, is widespread in feminist and pro-feminist literature — or propaganda, one might say, — but largely ignored. One does not criticize feminism! But a fair number of feminists have criticized men in sexist terms. Marilyn French called men "the enemy." Germaine Greer wrote that that: " women have no idea how much men hate them." Betty Friedan, amazingly, referred to suburban domestic life as a "comfortable concentration camp" for women, and to their husbands a SS prison guards. Rosalind Miles described men as "the death sex." Valerie Solanas wrote "The SCUM Manifesto," the Society for Cutting Up Men, and Robin Morgan obligingly publicized this hate literature. Alice Walker's The Color Purple won the Pulitzer and is totally misandric, as are the bestsellers by Terry McMillan.