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The Red Pill documentary by (feminist!) Cassie Jaye opened my eyes to what MRAs are all about.

I recall when it was released that the director, Cassie Jaye a self professed feminist was pilloried absolutely everywhere for giving a voice to Mens Rights Activists.

A similar thing happened to Cassie Jaye (with Red Pill) a former feminist who decided to make a documentary on men's right activists and ended up recognising men have problems to.

As a source, I would recommend The Red Pill movie by Cassie Jaye - a woman who called herself feminist until she actually researched what masculism is about.

If you listen to Cassie Jaye (the feminist who created the documentary The Red Pill), she says that feminists in media refuse to acknowledge male victims because it will take money away from female victims.

[1] I watched Cassie Jaye once on The Rubin Report and she seemed like an articulate person and a open-minded clear thinker from what I remember.

Check media references for an absence of any of the following, 80% of suicide victims are male 25% of domestic violence is by a female 90% of incarceration is male You will also notice that Cassie Jaye said she was suppressed by feminists.

Sure, they've also covered some IDW-linked figures - Jordan Peterson early on, and then others like the "Sokal Squared" hoaxers, Douglas Murray, Claire Lehmann and Cassie Jaye, because, like it or not, they've attracted attention that warrants scrutiny.

Correction, thanks to dri_ft: The film maker responsible for The Red Pill is Cassie Jaye.

Have a look at the documentary The Red Pill by Cassie Jaye.

Hey Jaye, Although I wrote Full-Stack Web Developer right under my name I will add it to the about me section.