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Society Women Worldwide

Is My Son An Incel? Adolescence, Andrew Tate And A Feminist Mother’s Worst Fears

While parents are busy working, ideologues are targeting their children online with misogynistic propaganda. Die Zeit’s Caroline Rosales always thought it could never happen to her.

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Geopolitics Ideas

Gen Z And AfD? One More Sign Of My Generation’s Shift To The Right

Young men showed one of the most dramatic shifts toward Donald Trump in this year’s election. But with rightward shifts among both men and women of the Gen Z demographic, the reality is reaching deeper — and farther — than most pollsters or analysts can explain.

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Society Women Worldwide

Done With Men — Inside South Korea’s 4B Movement Of Radical Feminism

In South Korea, the feminist 4B movement, which rejects any intimacy with men, has been causing a stir for years. What kind of feminism is it, anyway?

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Eyes on the U.S. Ideas

Berlin To Texas, When A Foreigner Gets Invited To Joe Rogan’s Podcast

Joe Rogan is considered America’s king of podcasters and the voice of hyper-masculinity in the United States. His support for Donald Trump is considered by some to have been decisive in the presidential election. But what’s behind this world of hyper-masculine podcast bros? For Die Zeit, Berlin-based author Norman Ohler writes about his experience as a guest on Rogan’s show.

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In The News

Worldcrunch Magazine #53 — Incelosphere

October 9 – October 15, 2023

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Ideas Society

Feminists Infiltrate The “Incelosphere” — Where Toxic Content Warps Modern Masculinity

An increasing number of male teens and young adults who’ve experienced feelings of rejection wind up in what’s been dubbed the “incelosphere,” a place where they can find mutual understanding in a world they think is against them. Two women Polish journalists spent two years on the online servers these “beta males” are flocking to in ever greater numbers.

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