Kathy is following the feminist trend of comparing the top 10% of men to the bottom 90% of women while ignoring the very existence of the bottom 90% of men.
She can't identify which things are excluding men from society because she views all men as benefiting from the same privileges and lifestyle of the top 10%.
Kathy is following the feminist trend of comparing the top 10% of men to the bottom 90% of women while ignoring the very existence of the bottom 90% of men.
She can't identify which things are excluding men from society because she views all men as benefiting from the same privileges and lifestyle of the top 10%.
Some male issues that Kathy might be empathetic about if she were willing to acknowledge their existence would be:
-Substance abuse and addictions
-Incarceration
-workplace related deaths and injuries
-homelessness
-suicide
Of course on an individual level straight white men are susceptible to suffering from the same issues, or at least similar issues, as any other demographic.
Although I am giving Kathy the benefit of the doubt by writting things in a way that can excuse her as just being ignorant or uninformed, I suspect that she is being voluntarily obtuse when it comes to acknowledging that men might face any serious problems other than entitlement.
Kathy is following the feminist trend of comparing the top 10% of men to the bottom 90% of women while ignoring the very existence of the bottom 90% of men.
She can't identify which things are excluding men from society because she views all men as benefiting from the same privileges and lifestyle of the top 10%.
Some male issues that Kathy might be empathetic about if she were willing to acknowledge their existence would be:
-Substance abuse and addictions
-Incarceration
-workplace related deaths and injuries
-homelessness
-suicide
Of course on an individual level straight white men are susceptible to suffering from the same issues, or at least similar issues, as any other demographic.
Although I am giving Kathy the benefit of the doubt by writting things in a way that can excuse her as just being ignorant or uninformed, I suspect that she is being voluntarily obtuse when it comes to acknowledging that men might face any serious problems other than entitlement.