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The rise of the men’s rights movement
Women are right to be fearful of the growing popularity of online misogynists like Daryush Valizadeh and Jordan Peterson, says MAEVE MACKINNON
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LET’S talk sobering statistics. Tens of thousands of men visit message boards which promote online male misogynist radicalisation.
Often under the banner of “men’s rights,” the movement is promoted by a collection of writers and YouTube broadcasters spreading reactionary and anti-feminist propaganda. Male misogynist online activity has also been linked to a number of terrorist attacks since 2011.
Six months ago, I discovered a worrying trend emerging on social media within my contacts — social media shares of YouTube lectures featuring bloggers and authors such as Jordan Peterson, spouting reactionary and anti-feminist arguments.
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