Incels The Manosphere
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Oct 29, 2025 Dr. Sarah Daly, a criminologist focusing on incel-related violence and online radicalization, joins self-described incel Brian to explore the dark corners of the manosphere. They discuss how online misogyny seeps into real-life situations and why figures like Andrew Tate resonate with young men seeking identity. Brian shares his perspective on the lack of positive role models in the incel community, while Dr. Daly highlights the risks posed by these ideologies and the appeal of 'alpha' influencers. Together, they call for healthier guidance for men.
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Manosphere Masks Misogyny As Support
- The Manosphere packages support around dating, fitness, and fatherhood but often spreads harmful narratives and misogyny.
- The United Nations report shows these groups frame men as victims and oppose women's empowerment.
Online Misogyny Migrates To Real Life
- Women reported online misogyny migrating into real life, including threats and harassment on campus and in games.
- Examples include rape threats in gaming and men chasing women on campus with violent intent.
Diverse But Dangerous Ecosystem
- The Manosphere includes a wide spectrum from incels to men's rights activists and pickup artists.
- These groups often promote hostile masculinity that encourages dominance and violence toward women.
