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In reply to the discussion: Male Privilege [View all]lumberjack_jeff
(33,224 posts)Equality; You can't get it in "more" or "additional" or "for women" flavors.
I'm absolutely for equality. For instance, gays lack equality because they can't marry. African Americans lack equality because their communities are generally impoverished and their schools are therefore underfunded.
No one has explained to me in a definitive way what institutional inequality looks like for women. Equal pay for equal work? Arguments on that basis emphasize the former and neglect to even consider the latter. Counting Senators? Since 54% of voters are women, these are the elected officials that women have chosen. Besides, an infrastructure exists for the purpose of electing women, no comparable credible organization exists for men. "Vote for men" is sexist because despite being a minority of voters, as well as a minority of the adult population in general... well, it just is.
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