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Feminists have worked for years on educating society about sexual assault on women. But little has been done for young boys and men.

More legislation is being proposed to aid women’s health, but men’s health issues are yet to be properly addressed by policymakers. Why this unwillingness to help the population clearly suffering more?

Men receive much less support for their body image problems to the point that most people don’t even know they have them.

There’s an important question missing in the discussion that needs to be asked: Are women just as bad at writing men?

Circumcision costs more than money, though. It costs your baby an important part of his anatomy, both in his infancy and as a future adult.

Tragically, infant circumcision leads to thousands of cases of injury and hundreds of deaths of male infants each year. Hospitals do everything they can to cover up these terrible accidents.

Millions of men and boys are circumcised every year due to threats of violence, denial of government benefits, coercion and sexual shame.

Gender stereotypes start when we’re young. We see them on TV and in book. Society has developed a number of stereotypes about men.

Contrary to the abusive father stereotype, statistics clearly show that mothers commit child abuse at a higher rate than fathers.

One of the strangest parts of modern culture is the hypocrisy of how we as a society respond to violence against women versus violence against men.