Men's Group

You are saying that you think society is more biased against women. That's a valid viewpoint, and one that is shared by most americans. The president has said that the fact that women as a group make 77% of what men as a group do "for the same work" (which is false) is a huge national priority and that laws need to be written to address it. The fact that the problem as described doesn't exist in part because it's been illegal for fifty years doesn't appear to affect the rhetoric much.

On the other hand, daughters are 50% more likely to go to college than sons, and instead of suggesting government action to correct this imbalance, the president describes this imbalance itself as a "great achievement"

It's been known for 100 years that men are suffering greater health risks leading to premature death. Men die younger from every preventable cause than women. So, now we have an opportunity to fix things through the ACA. What do we do? We raise men's cost of insurance by passing the 30% more that is spent on women's care onto the men.

A good indicator of bias is what you're willing to do to intervene when you see injustice, unfairness or disadvantage. In the cases where that unfairness affects men, the most common reaction is to pat ourselves on the back.

The most damaging kinds of bias are the ones we cherish.