I've been watching a lot of debates between liberals and conservatives recently and both sides won't miss any opportunity to talk about issues that impact women.
Damn, it must be a charmed life to constantly have EVERYONE kissing your ass.
I'm looking for as objective an assessment as you can give, because I've heard narratives but never seen any difference in real life between how seriously men and women are taken.
Take societal attitudes towards violence as a glaring example.
I've seen this from many people (forgot many of their names but a couple are Emily King and Camille Paglia) - but this includes many red pill people and some non-red pill women who literally say this stuff in videos that are supposed to be kind towards men. They love to, in particular, reinforce the demonisation of men as dangerous.
An example is the propagating of the wildly overblown "risk" of a male date being a murderer or abductor. The actual number of times that's happened in the UK in the last decade is negligible. Of course it's not outside of the realm of possibility that that could happen but genuinely feeling fear about that when dating is FAR from rational at least. For contrast, in the UK, in the last decade, about 17,000 people have died in road accidents. We demonising driving in cars now?
Data is ideal. You telling me what you've personally seen is definitely better than nothing.
Have you ever seen women get paid less for an unjustified reason as well?
I stress "unjustified" because we seem to live in a world where people (and courts) think working in a grocery store deserves the same pay as working in a warehouse.