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Still Hated, Still Harassed: Why Sexism In Gaming Won’t Go Away

A decade after the Gamergate scandal, women in the gaming world continue to face abuse, while research shows misogyny has become embedded in gaming culture despite industry pledges to change.

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Crime Has A Gender: How Male Violence Drains Public Resources

Crime would plummet, billions would be saved, and society could redirect resources toward care, education, and health instead of managing the costs of male violence.

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In The News Society Women Worldwide

She Was Just 14: How Martina Carbonaro’s Femicide In Italy Exposes Gen Z’s Toxic Control Culture

The murder of an 14-year-old girl in Italy by her ex-boyfriend has sparked reflection on how patterns of control and possession, long associated with adult relationships, are now increasingly present among adolescents.

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Society Women Worldwide

#NotAllMen, Symptoms Of Male Defensiveness In The Feminist Era

Is feminism wrong in its strategy? Are all male machistas? Some ideas on what we men could do better — as politicians like Trump seem to count on young, disgruntled men to push back against the victories of the feminist movement.

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Eyes on the U.S. Ideas Society Women Worldwide

Revenge Of The Bros? How Trump’s Win Emboldens Young Men, Subverts #MeToo

Donald Trump set out to win over young, disengaged heterosexual men as a core constituency. And he succeeded. As he embarks on a second mandate, German journalist Alice Hasters asks what it means for the #MeToo movement.

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How Kamala Harris Could Crush The Machismo Of Political Communication — With A Laugh

Kamala Harris and Donald Trump have starkly different communication styles, starting with laughter v scowls. Would a Harris victory in November usher in a new era of more feminine form of political communication? asks Italian writer Nicoletta Verna.

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Society

Liver Kings, Lion Diets: What’s Wrong With The Modern “Meatfluencer” Quest For Manhood

“Meatfluencers” are telling their followers to eat a carnivorous diet — ideally including raw liver and animal testicles — to cure so-called “diseases of civilization.” Yet even the Roman legionaries and German soldiers they hold up as examples of masculinity might have had something to say about that.

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Society

The History Behind The Rise Of Hyper-Masculinity in Indian Cinema

The violence and anger depicted in films, such as RRR, Pushpa, Kabir Singh, or Animal, prompt contemplation on the underlying reasons for the increasing appeal of such violently toxic masculine representations in Indian cinema.

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Greta’s Andrew Tate Takedown Shines Light On Toxic American Males

Greta Thunberg dealt a knock-out blow online to self-proclaimed “misogynist” Andrew Tate. However, taming the spread of toxic masculinity online is not as simple.

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Federer And Nadal, Or The Privilege Of Being Celebrated For Crying

The picture of the two tennis stars holding hands and crying has already become iconic. Is there a risk that we are glorifying the gesture of two privileged, heterosexual, white men? Or can it also show a way forward for men to show vulnerability?

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Mightier Than The Sword

“What am I supposed to do with this, Dottoré?”

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Ideas Society

Yes, Her Too: A Feminist Reading Of The Depp Vs. Heard Case

The Johnny Depp-Amber Heard defamation suit has become a Hollywood media (sh*t) storm, but there are troubling real consequences in the way domestic violence is being portrayed, when the victim is less-than-perfect.

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