
DiscriMENation
Dictionary of Terms
It is time we name what thousands of fathers experience every day by legal, family court systems, Social Services, CAFCASS & Policing.
discri·MEN·a·tion /dɪˌskrɪmɪˈneɪʃ(ə)n/ noun. The systemic prejudice against fathers.
1. The unjust or prejudicial treatment of men, particularly in the role of fatherhood, by institutions or individuals.
2. A social or legal environment where a father's rights are disregarded or diminished based on gender stereotypes.
"The court’s refusal to consider the father's primary care role was a clear act of discriMENation."
discri·MEN·at·ing /dɪˈskrɪmɪneɪtɪŋ/ adjective.
1. Displaying or characterized by bias against fathers within legal, social, or governmental contexts.
2. Maintaining institutional structures that favor maternal roles exclusively while excluding paternal contributions.
"The social worker’s discriMENating report overlooked the father’s bond with his children."
discri·MEN·ate /dɪˈskrɪmɪneɪt/ verb. To unfairly treat men or fathers differently or less favorably based on gender.
"The legal system must stop trying to discriMENate against dedicated fathers seeking shared custody."
#discriMENation #Equality #FamilyLaw #DADS
Join our movement to challenge institutional prejudice. Share these formal definitions to demand systemic change and ensure every father receives justice in court. #discriMENation #Equality #FamilyLaw #DADS
If You're Going Through Hell Then Say Hell-o
A simple form to make a change.
Disclaimer: This is not formal legal advice. Please do not include specific details of family court proceedings in this form to protect your legal privacy and ensure confidentiality.
If You Can Donate, That Would Be Great

THANK YOU, FOR BEING YOU
If you want to Hell-p
THANK YOU for standing with us and hell-ping other dads find their way through the storm.





