This recently-published CSJ report has been attracting some media attention:
The aim of this initial report is to set out in clear detail how and where boys and young men are being failed. The CSJ has undertaken an initial ‘shallow dive’ into six categories of life that together build a picture of what life is like for boys and young men growing up in 2025. The six categories are:
- Employment
- Education
- Families and Fathers
- Crime
- Health
- Tech and Pornography
Nowhere in the report is there a recognition that men and boys are disadvantaged because women and girls are privileged. Male disadvantage cannot be tackled without tackling female privilege. The CSJ – along with other such organisations – will never admit this fundamental reality, let alone challenge feminism and feminists.
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Justice for Men & Boys 
yes the contents are hardly a surprise. But I have hope that the ‘ penny will drop” with more and more younger men. That if you discriminate for one group you are necessarily discriminating against others. As the US supreme court said. The US has perhaps started the long road back from the abyss, hopefully we will follow. It seems the younger generation of men are starting to see that “equality” is not what is on offer to them.
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Although it is indeed timid on analysis it is useful that it identifies, to the people who actually count in our political system, some inequities. I’m not a fan of more government generally, but I do think a minister for men and boys would be useful. Simply because one of the huge successes of feminism had been to bury the real data in favour of their cherry picking and woozles. Simply getting the data published would be a huge step forward. I always think of Philip Davies, the estimable MP for Shipley who for years had simple believed the feminists assertion women were treated worse in the criminal justice system. Until he asked for the data from the House of Commons library, and found the opposite to be true and addressed one of your London ICMIs on the topic. A minister for men and boys would do a huge job by simply asking for such data. For instance the HSE only rarely published data on deaths and serious injury in work broken down by sex and as we know the VAWG Strategy means male victims of domestic violence,abuse even homicide are simply included as if the were females! And of course actual data would help those men who challenge discrimination in courts, because the discrimination is not “proportionate” i.e the supposed imbalance is long gone in history.
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Mental health crisis plaguing UK children — how we can cut it off at the source | Politics | News | Express.co.uk Interesting at first worrying only about Girls, but the gets to the big stuff, the anglosphere’s particularly catastrophic social breakdown in family formation and secure marriage. Of course the elephant in the room is quite why the USA, UK, Canada and Australia are such world leaders in child “poor mental health”, marriage breakdown and single parent families? …….. might it just be the ideology that has made 67% of secondary school girls afraid of their male contemporaries, three times the proportion who were so in the bad old days of the “patriarchy”.
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Mental health crisis plaguing UK children — how we can cut it off at the source | Politics | News | Express.co.uk Interesting at first worrying only about Girls, but the gets to the big stuff, the anglosphere’s particularly catastrophic social breakdown in family formation and secure marriage. Of course the elephant in the room is quite why the USA, UK, Canada and Australia are such world leaders in child “poor mental health”, marriage breakdown and single parent families? …….. might it just be the ideology that has made 67% of secondary school girls afraid of their male contemporaries, three times the proportion who were so in the bad old days of the “patriarchy”.
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