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Reddit mentions of Stiffed: The Betrayal of the American Man
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Feminists are pretty much the only ones addressing those problems. Stiffed is the seminal work on the subject. Yes, it's a feminist book that's all about how men suffer in society. That's one of the many things feminists care about and work against.
"Men's Rights" organizations on the other hand, tend to be about men's "right" to harass women and earn more money than them.
I have heard good things about it (this has been years ago) but have never read it myself. Amazon.com reviews seem pretty mixed: http://www.amazon.com/Stiffed-The-Betrayal-American-Man/product-reviews/B000H2M9Y6/ref=dp_db_cm_cr_acr_txt?ie=UTF8&showViewpoints=1 You could always check it out from the library and read a chapter or two - no money lost if you don't like it, and only a little bit of time.
> I really haven't a single example of a "feminist book" that tackles gender equality from the perspective of men's advocacy on these issues.
Michael Kimmel has some great books. Another one that is on my list is Stiffed. Both are authors who write with a feminist perspective.
Really, how hard did you look? How surprising, someone who is being critical of feminism not being familiar with what feminists actually talk about.