Men-as-homogeneous-group fallacy. Given a high variance, it&#x27;s entirely possible that the top [small-percentage]% of men hold presidencies, CEO positions, etc, while the large majority of men are suffering a degradation in status, respect, resources, etc. (And objectively so -- look at earnings trends in inflation-adjusted terms for men vs. women over the past 40 years.) The way these two are conflated seems to be at the root of a lot of animosity in the Gender Wars lately.<p>I&#x27;d tend to agree with GP that while existing as a white male today is still &quot;easy mode&quot; in many ways when you do push yourself, there&#x27;s definitely this feeling that society is celebrating everyone else while you&#x27;re sort of left on your own without much encouragement.