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The red pill by Cassie jaye
Jaye, Cassie, director. The Red Pill. YouTube, YouTube, 22 Nov. 2019, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DXP705ezCM4&t=861s.

Cassie Jaye presents a very compelling argument for the men’s rights movement. The documentary Argues that in fact men are not privileged that men do have problems and some of those are significant problems. It was published by Cassie Jaye on YouTube but you can buy it pretty much anywhere you can stream professionally make movies and documentary.

The source is reliable because of the fact that it is very well researched and the people she interviewed have also researched it very well. Like warren Farrell who got the movement started with his book “The myth of male power” or Erin pizzei who founded the first woman’s and men’s abuse shelters in 1971.

I use it as my primary foundation to the website. Most of the things I got were from that documentary.

Middle ground between MRA’s and feminist

Jubilee, director. Men’s Rights vs Feminism: Is Toxic Masculinity Real? YouTube, YouTube, 1 Dec. 2019, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hOUGNGWmN0k&t=866s.

The video gives a great middle ground to both sides, clearly illustrating both sides problems. While not as in depth as the red pill documentary it give a great run down of both sides. It was published by Jubilee as part of there “middle ground” video series

The source is reliable because of just how “raw” it is, meaning that there no fancy editing, no prompt (outside of a question to start a conversation) given by the director, it’s just Feminist and men’s rights advocates debating a problem.

I used it to get a more quick and dirty argument for or against the men’s rights movement

Cassie Jaye’s TEDx talk

“MEETING THE ENEMY A Feminist Comes to Terms with the Men’s Rights Movement | Cassie Jaye | TEDxMarin.” Performance by Cassie Jaye, YouTube, YouTube, 18 Oct. 2017, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3WMuzhQXJoY.

Cassie Jays’s TEDx talk gives a great rundown on her mentality going in to the red pill. Why she did what she did and didn’t do what she didn’t do. It was published by TEDx after Cassie was invited to speak

The source is reliable because it give a view into what biases she when into this project with and the arguments that slowly swaded her

I used it as a way to understand the possible biases a feminist would have when confronted with pro MRA(Men’s rights advocates) arguments

Feminazi vs Reality

Toons, Freedom, director. Feminazi vs Reality. YouTube, YouTube, 29 Sept. 2016, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L-ee840fIF8.

This video is gives a good referents for how feminist arguments work agenst MRA arguments and the logic behind them. It was published on YouTube on the YouTube chanall freedom toons

The source is reliable because it give a great ( If simplified) view of the logical thinking of the other side

I used it as a even quick and dirty view into the thinking of the other side.

The myth of male power

“The Myth of Male Power.” The Myth of Male Power, by Warren Farrell, Berkley Books, 1996.

The book itself i didn’t really use i just used it as a refrets to see how all this started

The source is reliable because a lost of MRA’s site this book as saying how all this got started

I just used it as a refretns to see how the Men’s rights movement got started

Big red feminist meme
Ceemonkey. “Big Red Feminist Meme .” IMGflip, 2017, imgflip.com/i/1mmbz8.

The myth of male power
Farrel, Warren. “The Myth of Male Power.” Google Books, books.google.com/books/about/The_Myth_of_Male_Power.html?id=0CDyYeCVBk8C&source=kp_cover.

The other half
Jaye, Cassie. “The Other Half.” Theredpillmovie, Theredpillmovie, theredpillmovie.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/808/2018/11/IMD18-TheRedPill-Infographic.png.

Lady justice
Rosman, Katherine. “Justice Holding a Scale That a Man Is Holding on To it.” The New York Times, 13 July 2018, http://www.nytimes.com/2018/07/13/style/mens-rights-movement.html.