Men Who Hate Women

In this book, Laura Bates delves into the dark underbelly of misogyny, examining the rise of extremist communities from Men's Rights Activists to incels and pickup artists.

Through extensive interviews, real-life stories, and compelling statistics, Bates uncovers the pervasive and deeply entrenched issue of misogyny that affects women worldwide.

The book navigates the complex web of toxic masculinity, gender biases, and harmful stereotypes, and it explores how these ideologies operate and spread, particularly in online environments.

Bates also discusses ways to dismantle the patriarchal structures that enable misogyny to thrive, making it a call to action for building a more equitable world.