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| − | While it is growing quickly, the [[Men's Rights Movement]] is still a small movement. It doesn't have the power and money of feminism. Almost everything anyone does to support the MRM is done on a volunteer basis. The intent of this article is to get more people to contribute to the MRM. Only together can we fix the problems and produce a fairer society. |
+ | While it is growing quickly, the [[Men's Rights Movement]] is still a small movement. It doesn't have the power and money of feminism. Almost everything anyone does to support the MRM is done on a volunteer basis. The intent of this article is to get more people to contribute to the MRM. Only together can we fix the problems and produce a fairer society for all - men and women. |
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| + | There are many ways to help out within the MRM - and no one is expecting you to spend more time than you have available. By all means prioritise your paid work and (especially) time with your family - and this goes doubly for men (and women) who don't get to see their children as often as they'd like. |
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Revision as of 00:50, 20 June 2015
While it is growing quickly, the Men's Rights Movement is still a small movement. It doesn't have the power and money of feminism. Almost everything anyone does to support the MRM is done on a volunteer basis. The intent of this article is to get more people to contribute to the MRM. Only together can we fix the problems and produce a fairer society for all - men and women.
There are many ways to help out within the MRM - and no one is expecting you to spend more time than you have available. By all means prioritise your paid work and (especially) time with your family - and this goes doubly for men (and women) who don't get to see their children as often as they'd like.