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misandry

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mi·san·dry  (m-sndr)
n.
Hatred of men.
misandry [ˈmɪsəndrɪ]
n
hatred of men
[from Greek, from miso- + -andria, from anēr man]
misandrist  n & adj
misandrous  adj
misandry, misandria
an extreme dislike of males, frequently based upon unhappy experience or upbringing. Cf. misogynism.
See also: Attitudes
in women, an abnormal aversion to males.
See also: Male
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My point is not to deny the truth of Warren's comments, but to emphasize that if he wants to convince us that misandry is present in our legal system, then he had better get down to specifics.
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While misogyny or women hating is politically incorrect, misandry or men hating is socially acceptable.
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ISBN 0-88937-291-8 $112 Legalizing misandry : from public shame to systematic discrimination against men.
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