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Justice for Men & Boys 
It is indeed. There is something important about the increasing findings that younger cohorts of men are seeing through the promise of “equality”, in that they actually experience discrimination and can see the unfairness in the constant messaging that all males are to blame for the actions of a few. “Sexism” has now become “misogyny” in media a feminist pronouncements upping the stakes from “fuddy duddy” assumptions about men and women, to hatred of women. And unlike my generation (late boomer) younger generations are bombarded with this in schools, universities and in many workplaces. It is unsurprising that younger generations are more skeptical, because they actually know more about the ideology (they are propagandized in education), are more sensitized to issues of how people are treated and can spot where they are discriminated against and are constantly accused of being inherently evil; and to cap it all will experience direct discrimination against them. Even for those with little time or interest in analyzing what is happening, they can see and often experience the contradiction and unfairness in the supposed “equality” and feminist industries.
Somehow we need to get the works of Mr. Collins into the hands, or screens, of the younger generations to show them what they see and experience is more widespread that they may think. It is one of the strongest findings in both sociology and psychology that males are much more likely to think in terms of rules and “abstract” fairness as applied in principle. Whereas females focus on how this affects them as an individual and expect rules “bent” if it upsets them or thwarts what they want. Highlighting what is patently unfair, one sided, contradictory or seeks to deny basic rights would seem to be the best approach. Certainly this “abstract” approach also sidesteps the “gynocentrism” deep in our society, which of course means the reality is the reverse of the feminist claim; far from being misogynists most men would line up for the “Birkenhead Drill” to protect and save females. Men’s rights are simply human rights and men expect to be fairly treated.
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