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Warren began his activism as a feminist on the New York City board of the [[National Organization for Women]]. He is friends with [[Gloria Steinem]] and other major feminist figures of the 20th century, but sometimes gets brutally protested nowadays by younger, third-wave feminists. | Warren began his activism as a feminist on the New York City board of the [[National Organization for Women]]. He is friends with [[Gloria Steinem]] and other major feminist figures of the 20th century, but sometimes gets brutally protested nowadays by younger, third-wave feminists. | ||
Besides leading the longest running [[MRA]] group, Warren is also known for his famous book, "The Myth of Male Power". He has also written other books, appeared as a TV representative of the men's movement before it was shoved out of the mainstream, and held workshops to improve male-female gender relations at [[Planned Parenthood]] meetings and other organizations. | Besides leading the longest running [[MRA]] group, Warren is also known for his famous book, "[[The Myth of Male Power]]". He has also written other books, appeared as a TV representative of the men's movement before it was shoved out of the mainstream, and held workshops to improve male-female gender relations at [[Planned Parenthood]] meetings and other organizations. | ||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||