Feminization of poverty Puns

Hi, I apologize in advance if this question is overly broad.

I don't have much background in eco-socialism and I'm looking to explore some new political theory and history-type reading on the subject. I'm most interested in authors and works that are more focused on poorer and nonwhite people and parts of the world, as well as on feminist issues in eco-socialism. Thanks!

I get human rights, ending discrimination, etc and I am 100% on board; but the amount of time spent talking about something that affects so few people and the amount of posturing by the affected parties is insane. I agree it's important, but it's nothing you need a parade for. There are waaaay bigger issues that get very little traction, such as the number of people living in poverty, even in the most developed nations. Why is that? Is it that the issues that affect huge percentages are too difficult to address? Is it that no one in Hollywood is poor, but a disproportionate number are gay, so there is no platform for poverty? Is the feeling that poverty is a choice? Why don't we have parades for teachers or people who are working to better the world for much larger percentages of the population?

Disclaimer - I know it's been a long, hard fight for basic human dignity for homosexual people. I don't debate that and I have tremendous respect for those people who suffered and continue to suffer for this cause. Not only respect, but gratitude. The world as a whole is definitely better because of their sacrifices. But still...

Edit - added sources for the statistics I used, as people seem to be going down that tangent. Maybe not the best sources, but the first that popped up and seemed legit. I appreciate the debate around what's defined as poverty, I think it's a good debate. But even if you only count people who are literally starving, it's still twice as many people and that doesn't invalidate my initial statement. Have a nice day!

http://www.globalissues.org/article/26/poverty-facts-and-stats

https://www.quora.com/What-percentage-of-the-world-population-is-gay-and-broken-down-into-sexes-what-percentage-of-men-and-women-are-gay

Edit2 - This post was inspired by my personal perception that this issue (which generally has no relevance to me) seems to be in front of me where ever I go (on the net/media/movies) and honestly it seems completely disproportionate to the number of people actually affected. So I stated my /r/Unpopularopinion. There was some good debate and the usual amount of insanity, but this post by u/shadovvvvalker makes a great point th

The ongoing process of men being feminized in the USA over the last fifty years. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=juEh9jT5-a8 I would like to start a discussion about the changing ideas about men in society. What is your opinion?

Honestly, the whole thing is beyond repair, can I just get it all blanked out and draw a smiley face on there instead?

So I've been on HRT since February of 2018 and over the last 1 1/2 years other than some body hair lightening and lack of further masculinization and breast buds in the very beginning I have had ZERO feminization or fat redistribution.I look exactly the same as when I started and while I set low standards for myself when I started I feel I should've had better results than this by now.I'm 21 years old now and have been on injections since sometime in April of this year and my E2:E1 ratio since on injections is about 2:1 which is much better than when I was on sublingual e2 and had a ratio of over 1:20) estradiol to estrone.I thought after getting my test results back after being on injections that I would finally have some feminization because my estradiol/estrone ratio is so much better ,but so far nothing at all.I've been reading a little about some people adding e2 at bedtime while on injections if breast growth is stalled,but does it have the potential of helping with overall feminization though?I just don't know what to do because I want some results,I'm tired of this lack of change.

People in America are allowed to have children no matter their income level, but in order to adopt children you need to make at least 125% of the poverty line level of income or more.

And this income requirement goes up as your household size increases. Of course no such requirement for families who have their own children, and many poor families have multiple children.

In fact we pay poor people for having multiple children via welfare and other social programs.

I know there's no way around it in a free society but it's just a real shame.

Hi! I'm Roxy, and I've... recently (about 2 months ago) realized I was a trans girl. These last two months have been a weird mixture of denial and acceptance, but I really want to start maybe experimenting with expressing what I think is my true self a little more... Style, clothing, etc. The problem is that I'm only out to a few close friends. I live with two roommates who I am not out to. I am honestly not ready to be overtly feminine or buy/try on any feminine clothing in public.

Do you girls have any tips/suggestion for lowkey, personal feminine changes to myself? I was thinking along the lines of clothing for women but not easily identifiable as women's clothing (or not visible), or a haircut of a similar ilk, but I really don't know where to start or look or even know what any of that looks like...