US EditionGrowth of online toxic male behaviour impacting women in real world, warn Wagga feminists
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Growth of online toxic male behaviour impacting women in real world, warn Wagga feminists
Controversial influencer Andrew Tate is sometimes linked to the incel movement. Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Prominent Wagga feminists have warned that online so-called incel movements can have real-life consequences for women who face abusive behaviour. Incels are male members of online communities who share information, stories, practical tips and a hostility towards women. A recent study from the UK found that incel factors such as right-wing be…
We observe it almost every day as soon as we connect or read the press: online hate, cyber-harassment and toxic content spread.
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