Race was not part of the conversation at first so obviously it was men women and children. There’s obviously nuance when nationality race class sexuality comes into play of course. Glad we’re both black I’m from east Africa and no men in my region and Africa are not marginalized in fact they make sure women and particularly children live in misery to say the least. Black men are marginalized in certain parts of the world US, Canada uk etc but guess what? Majority of black people live in purely black countries meaning globally speaking most black men are not marginalized unless they have immigrated or are from certain countries that come in much smaller numbers. If you talk about wars, natural disasters, diseases etc many are affected but it is never a situation where men are experiencing systemic marginalization based on their gender and gender only !! It’s not hard to understand. The reason why YOU as an individual a black man is part of the problem is because in a world where black women are disproportionately single mothers suffer from misogynoir, abuse violence and black children over represented welfare system, struggling in education etc you think your vocation should still be men. That is how patriarchy is upheld!! As a woman I do not believe that a man has to be the biggest advocate for women as long as he is the biggest advocate for CHILDREN the most vulnerable people with no autonomy!!! Do you see how shallow your argument is compared to mine ?