Can women be men's right's activists?

[YeshuaRedeemed]

I have always had a healthy respect for men, and want to advocate for their rights.

 

[Nakosis]

I have always had a healthy respect for men, and want to advocate for their rights.

Sure, why not and thanks.

 

[Saint Frankenstein]

Yes.

 

[YeshuaRedeemed]

Sure, why not and thanks.

You're welcome! <3

 

[Shad]

I have always had a healthy respect for men, and want to advocate for their rights.

To answer the OP sure they can. This can come in many forms from hazard pay or creating support systems similar to what women have.

 

[Enoch07]

I have always had a healthy respect for men, and want to advocate for their rights.

Absolutely yes they can. Here is one I watch occasionally.

HoneyBadgerRadio

 

[Orbit]

I have always had a healthy respect for men, and want to advocate for their rights.

The original men's rights movement of the 70s were part of the feminist movement.

 

[Revoltingest]

I have always had a healthy respect for men, and want to advocate for their rights.

Anyone can advocate for their own & the rights of others.

 

[Eddi]

I have always had a healthy respect for men, and want to advocate for their rights.

As much as men can advocate women's rights...

So yes

 

[Shiranui117]

I have always had a healthy respect for men, and want to advocate for their rights.

Sure. And you as a woman advocating for men's rights will probably actually help things quite a lot; a lot of men's rights activists are demonized as being chauvinists, misogynists, patriarchalists, or, as our ever-so-lovely Antifa friends keep saying, "fascist MRA".

Both sexes need to watch each other's back and make sure we're all being treated fairly and with respect. We quite literally can't live without each other.

 

[Enoch07]

As much as men can advocate women's rights...

So yes

Ssssshh quiet down with that p00p! The feminist might here that and flip their lids!!

 

[HonestJoe]

I have always had a healthy respect for men, and want to advocate for their rights.

If you feel the need to beg our permission, is there anything to advocate for?

You’re free to advocate whatever you like and it shouldn’t make any difference whether you’re male or female. The question of whether you should depends on what exactly you mean by advocating for men’s rights. I’ve personally never encountered anything presented as a men’s rights issue that isn’t really a human rights issue, albeit ones that just happens to impact men more often (though rarely exclusively, certainly in theory).