For the case of men and women in particular, both face gendered discrimination in different ways and different contexts. But pop feminism had so thoroughly inco

For the case of men and women in particular, both face gendered discrimination in different ways and different contexts. But pop feminism had so thoroughly incorporated a shallow understanding of privilege that it's considered impossible that a man could face any kind of adverse discrimination because of his gender. Ironically, this is because it coincides with a preexisting sexist concept: the idea that men have universal agency and women lack it, leading to attribution of hyperagency to men and hypoagency to women. And from that we get the idea that the entirety of gender is Men collectively victimizing Women, blasting away all of the layered subtleties and contextualities of gender roles.