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Jul 20, 2025 A new study reveals how online misogyny is infiltrating classrooms, shaping boys' behavior. The milestone of 20 years since same-sex marriage was legalized in Canada highlights both progress and ongoing challenges. In New Brunswick, researchers are mapping genetics to better understand inherited diseases. South Korea faces tragedy with deadly floods, while Tuvalu's citizens seek climate visas to migrate to Australia amid climate crises. Plus, the meteoric rise of LeBuboo plush toys is set to double revenue, showcasing their global appeal.
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Classroom Misogyny Anecdote
- Halifax teacher Christine Emberley hears boys in classrooms parroting sexist ideas they learned online.
- Students mimic influencers like Andrew Tate, resulting in sarcastic and aggressive remarks targeting women.
Misogyny Harms Classroom Safety
- Teachers report feeling unsafe due to misogynistic content and student remarks in class.
- This negative environment affects classroom dynamics and the learning experience.
Tackle Classroom Misogyny Systemically
- Implement a systemic approach in schools to address sexism and misogyny.
- Develop common frameworks for teachers to better handle sexist behavior in classrooms.