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Are Young Men Becoming More Sexist?

Jun 25, 2024
Dr. Alice Evans from Stanford University discusses why young men are turning away from egalitarianism. Topics include attitudes towards gender equality, impact of social media on prejudices, changes in dating norms, and societal influences on gender dynamics in Qatar, Indonesia, and South Korea.
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  • Young men may be leaning towards conservative ideologies, potentially forming a new gender gap.
  • Benevolent and hostile sexism distinctions suggest men's resentment toward gender equality progress.

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Understanding the Impact of Gender Egalitarianism on Political Views

Research by political scientists in the year 2000 showed that women globally were becoming more liberal in their political stances, particularly in small, democratic politics. This trend was especially pronounced among young women, indicating a shift towards the left. Recent discussions question whether a new gender gap is emerging, with young men potentially moving further towards conservative ideologies, as seen in certain political shifts like in Poland's Far Right Party garnering support from young men.

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