I wouldn't. Having seen so many threads where men have behaved abusively or unacceptably, women are urged to question ourselves before we question male behaviour. It must be something we have done. If their behaviour really stretches the boundary of decency, we should cut them some slack, because 'he might have depression, or be on the spectrum).
There is nothing a man can do that a good degree of responsibility won't be placed on females. To women like me, who insist my fellow-women deserve better than this, the stock responses are 'LTB is all MN EVER suggests!' (it isn't) and 'you are man-hater!', which is as lazy and ridiculous as the shortcut to thinking it actually is.
One look at this site is as good evidence as anyone needs that the good ole patriarchy really has its grip on society. It also shows that women who've internalized this high bar of standards for themselves and low one for men are the sadly often the most censorious when it comes to other women, especially those who want to challenge this state of play.
Amber Heard is a case in point. So is Meghan Markle, so was Joanne Lees, so was Lindy Chamberlain, so was Kate McCann. I could name many, many more.
It's thoroughly, thoroughly depressing.