Nadeine Asbali talks about the rise in toxic masculinity and Labour's plans to step up the education of young boys. ✍️ 'Since the rise of Andrew Tate on social media, I’ve seen a noticeable increase in everyday misogyny in the classroom.'
From derogatory references to girls as ‘females’ or even ‘whores’ to boys idolising Tate’s ideas of a ‘high value man’ .– and his accusations of trafficking and sexual assault have not stemmed this trend.Violence against women and girls is quite literally a case of life and death.
Too often, it has seemed to me that misogyny is so ingrained in our society that the safety of women is not prioritised. Recently, Tate shared a thread on Twitter about his mother, telling an anecdote about his domineering father, who was worried about him being raised ‘like a bitch’ and outlining how she was nothing but an overly emotional ‘female’ for wanting to restrict their relationship.
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