After seeing those comics I have a feeling Everyday Feminism is a parody site.
These sites (EF, We Hunted The Mammoth, ...) solely exist to harbor spite and division in people in a really cringeworthy holier-than-thou ways. I won't be able to get that comic out of my head for awhile, and the articles themselves are just so goddamn low brow.
Pointing out how utterly dumb these sites are is not enough - they do have a negative effect because one moment it's just a silly twitter hashtag that no one is aware of, the next you have "journalists" for WaPo and NYT posting anti-men shit on behalf of radical feminists and long before you know it, the people you encounter in your daily lives have not only read the said articles, but have formed an opinion.
If it were some dumb shit like Brexit, it's not that big of a deal that most of the opinions are uninformed garbage spun by the media and delivered to people too lazy to think for themselves. But subjects like this and over all sexuality are rooted in people's incredibly fragile identities and this is where you get the most spiteful outcomes. The lack of comfort and confidence is amplified.
Given that most of these articles tend to drive a narrative, you can almost predict what the average opinion will be. You have media pundits crawling the internet looking to build up outrage; you have an audience of bored, infantile adult-children who haven't developed an ounce of critical thinking capability and cannot define themselves or what they believe in; and you need to make money.
So you end up with this bottom of the barrel shit. EF today, your neighbor tomorrow.
