This short video asks a simple question: Have women ever been oppressed in the United States? Both women and men have faced rigid sex roles which led to discrimination but was this oppression? Links http://chamberpost.typepad.com/files/gender_wage_gap_final_report.pdf ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WTz8epARsTY

This video has a look at the four things that make the male world very different from the female world. We are erroneously taught that socialization is the main reason for our sex differences but this presentation will give you a very different research driven perspective. Part One - Tom has a look at the latest research on Testosterone and how it impacts boys and men and creates a totally different world for them. Part Two - Fueled by Testosterone, boys and men live in a hierarchical world that demands they strive for status. Yes, they can decline participation but that has powerful consequences. Part Three - Once boys and men are fueled by testosterone and enter into the male hierarchy they are slotted into winners and losers by what scientists are now calling Precarious Manhood. This slotting mechanism creates a very different experience for boys and men much different from the world of women and girls. Yes, women are slotted into rank via their attractiveness but men are slotted into ranks on all their characteristics. Also, the consequences are very different. For women they are simply seen as less attractive but for men the consequence is that are no longer considered to be MEN. Part Four - Once men and boys are fueled with testosterone, enter the male hierarchy and then are slotted into winners and losers via precarious manhood...they find that they are less likely to get support and understanding than women and girls. The research of Kurt Gray and Tania Reynolds on Moral Typecasting helps us understand that men and boys will be more likely to be seen as "agentic" and this means they are more likely to be ignored when in need. All the while they see women and girls getting the opposite. Now we know why, moral typecasting. The world of boys and men is significantly different from that of women and girls and yet we live in a culture that devalues masculinity and takes the insane step of telling the boys they need to be more like the girls. Crazy stuff don't you think? Testosterone https://www.princeton.edu/haushofer/publications/Eisenegger_et_al_TiCS_2011.pdf Vandello https://www.researchgate.net/publication/24170529_Moral_Typecasting_Divergent_Perceptions_of_Moral_Agents_and_Moral_Patients Gray - Moral Typecasting https://static1.squarespace.com/static/52eea0e9e4b06612bb723c25/t/531c6d4be4b089910eb88c3e/1394371915328/moral-typecasting.pdf Reynolds https://youtu.be/iR9tixOJSi0 Tom's Subscribestar https://www.subscribestar.com/red-pill-oasis Tom's Patreon https://patreon.com/menaregood Tom's web site https://menaregood.com Twitter @trgolden Donate https://menaregood.com/wordpress/donations Toms Books info: https://menaregood.com/wordpress/tomsbooks Swallowed by a Snake: The Gift of the Mascu ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nq4cLlYl1iA

A look into the overt strategy of 20th century feminists to socialize both boys and girls with the goal of eliminating sex roles and ultimately eliminating gender altogether. This video looks at their efforts in the educational system to re-educate boys. This effort has been ongoing since the 1970's and has produced a misandrist system that utterly fails in understanding and caring for our boys. The information in this video was mostly drawn from CH Sommers book The War on Boys and the wonderful but largely unknown book The Feminist Crusades: Making Myths and Building Bureaucracies by Frank Zepezauer. If you want to inform yourself about the feminist building of bureaucracies read this book. Come see me on Patreon and learn more about the private forum for patrons and the 24/7 video availability. https://patreon.com/menaregood @trgolden http://MenAreGood.com #mensissues #feminism #menaregood #tomgolden ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HmClmCLgiLA

Our culture in the US is strongly biased in the way it holds individuals accountable for domestic violence. This video focuses on the difference between the way men and women are held accountable. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Hy1twWAApw