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I agree with you, men need to be more in action. On the local level where they can be of concrete help, and spread it to positions of power where they can make a larger difference.

If I had to guess why there is such a big disparity in funding, it would be because governments across Europe are cutting spending. In these conditions having a more balanced approach would mean reducing fund helping women to raise funds helping men. That's not politically acceptable. And you get to the point where you realize feminism and equality (of not only genders) is not compatible with austerity and capitalism. For a lot of people it's not an easy thing to admit.

I believe an other reason for the disparity is that women are more aware of their position as a class and men are not aware of their privilege and are more individualistic. Being more aware, women could push for changes helping them first, and I don't think we can fault them for that. Understanding the issues affecting men as a class and not blaming women for them is more difficult for men. I think we're slowly getting there.
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