I am a regular poster on /r/MensRights[1] and /r/WhiteRights[2] . The publicly held notion is that these groups face little to no discrimination.
However, just as women throughout history have been forced to take care of children, men have been forced to go to war and work in dangerous factories. A fact I found about white people in America is that they have a higher suicide rate than black people, because they have a weaker community.
I know Buddhism teaches that everything is cyclical, so I should believe that racism and sexism are cyclical processes, instead of the linear process most people think they are. Would you agree and how do you see these issues?
via Men's Rights Activism and White Rights – What is the Buddhist Perspective? : Buddhism.
