> social policy in a new way that focuses on programs aimed at raising up all people and avoids pitting one identity group against another? We know what those

> social policy in a new way that focuses on programs aimed at raising up all people and avoids pitting one identity group against another? We know what those social policies are. We do not enact them. Why? Because men do not want to enact them because what they provide is not seen as "manly." There is nothing mysterious here. Woman in general decided they wanted better, and men are holding on to an oppressive mindset. We can't revert back to what it once was, because that was walking on the backs of others. But there is a LOT of opposition to that way of thinking and that mindset, from both men and women.