Labour’s “feminist Andrew Tate” will not stop online misogyny
The idea of using positive, feminist male influencers to “counterbalance” social media sexism fails to understand today’s young male minds.
ByNew Times,
New Thinking.
The idea of using positive, feminist male influencers to “counterbalance” social media sexism fails to understand today’s young male minds.
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