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Until about 2015 it was common for feminists to deny that misandry even existed. This is the origin of phrases such as [[what about teh menz]] that were common at the time. While it has become less common, as of 2023 some feminists still deny that misandry exists. |
Until about 2015 it was common for feminists to deny that misandry even existed. This is the origin of phrases such as [[what about teh menz]] that were common at the time. While it has become less common, as of 2023 some feminists still deny that misandry exists. |
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Here ''Mistress of the Universe'' replies to [[Robert Brockway]] on Twitter, denying the existence of misandry.<ref>https://twitter.com/MardiShakti/status/1631978778053468161</ref><ref>https://archive.is/4cg1e</ref> |
Here ''Mistress of the Universe'' replies to [[Robert Brockway]] on Twitter, denying the existence of misandry.<ref>https://twitter.com/MardiShakti/status/1631978778053468161</ref><ref>https://archive.is/4cg1e</ref> |
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Revision as of 12:30, 4 March 2023
Until about 2015 it was common for feminists to deny that misandry even existed. This is the origin of phrases such as what about teh menz that were common at the time. While it has become less common, as of 2023 some feminists still deny that misandry exists.
Here Mistress of the Universe replies to Robert Brockway on Twitter, denying the existence of misandry.[1][2]