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Alan advocates for education that emphasizes equality, not just legally but culturally. He suggests that raising awareness from childhood about the built-in biases against boys can help create empathetic adults who recognize men's struggles.
He emphasizes the importance of individual responsibility—men and women alike need to recognize their role in perpetuating or dismantling systemic issues. For women, understanding the harm caused by certain narratives about stereotypes, and for men, asserting their rights and sharing their experiences, can foster progress.
He also calls for better representation of men's issues in the media and for moral institutions to re-evaluate their teachings, promoting genuine equality rooted in understanding and respect.