Is Andrew Tate a symbol of empowerment or a figure of toxicity? New documentary digs deeper

I've seen vile videos on the dark web and now I can see where they lead

HIT show Adolescence has triggered a national debate and led to Keir Starmer saying schools should show it to kids to stop a toxic culture. The drama follows the family of 13-year-old Jamie Miller, who is accused of murdering a female classmate after being brainwashed by harmful online content. Courtesy of Netflix.Hit show Adolescence has triggered a national debate[/caption] When The Sun on Sunday asked families with teenagers what they thought…

We need to talk about Andrew Tate

‘Adolescence’ raises questions about the online influence of figures like Andrew Tate, who weaponise misogyny and normalise violence.

‘The moment they feel attacked, they shut down’: how to rescue teenage boys from the manosphere

Netflix’s Adolescence has sparked a wave of conversations – not just about its chilling portrayal of a 13-year-old accused of murder, but the unseen forces that shaped him.

We Underestimate the Manosphere at Our Peril

Last year, researchers at Dublin City University released a report on a disturbing phenomenon: a surge of male supremacy videos in young men’s social media feeds. It’s the kind of report that should sound an alarm for parents, teachers and administrators. But as the gender divide widens and young men increasingly lean conservative amid Trump-era authoritarianism, it feels less like a future warning and more like a current diagnosis. In the repor…

‘Adolescence’ Isn’t About the Manosphere; It’s About Parenting

I've spent this week trying to figure out how I feel about Netflix's four-part series, Adolescence. The overwhelming response has been shock at how easily a young white boy could be drawn into the violently misogynistic ideology of the online... Read more...