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In the US, men aren't considered marginalized, and therefore having Male, White, or Straight affinity groups is frowned upon. They are often seen as opposition
by mamaduck11 6y ago
In the US, men aren't considered marginalized, and therefore having Male, White, or Straight affinity groups is frowned upon. They are often seen as opposition to Gender/Racial justice movements. People who bring up these issues are often labeled fragile or racist.
In my opinion, this leads to division and contempt/hatred for the other group. I live in a super progressive US state, and the university near me got a lot of backlash for hosting White affinity groups.