The rise in power of the "manosphere" is often described as a problem linked to the Internet: angry men, misogynous influencers, online harassment, conspiracy theories and organized attacks against feminism. From between lines and words. All this is very real. But the "manosphere" is not simply the product of algorithms of social networks. It is the digital expression of a much older political system — patriarchy — combined with insecurities, in…
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The rise in power of the "manosphere" is often described as a problem linked to the Internet: angry men, misogynous influencers, online harassment, conspiracy theories and organized attacks against feminism. From between lines and words. All this is very real. But the "manosphere" is not simply the product of algorithms of social networks. It is the digital expression of a much older political system — patriarchy — combined with insecurities, in…