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| − | The manosphere is a broad term applied to a variety of movements involving men or |
+ | The [[manosphere]] is a broad term applied to a variety of movements involving men or focused on [[men's issues]]. In general participants in the various movements within the manosphere agree on the problems facing men and boys but disagree on how, or even if, they should be addressed. The manosphere does not include all groups that recognise the issues facing men and boys since even a small minority of [[feminist]]s, such as [[Christina Hoff Sommers]] and [[Camille Paglia]] recognise and raise awareness of the issues. |
== See Also == |
== See Also == |
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| + | *[[Father's Rights Movement]] |
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*[[Men's Rights Movement]] |
*[[Men's Rights Movement]] |
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*[[MGTOW]] |
*[[MGTOW]] |
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*[[Pick up artists]] |
*[[Pick up artists]] |
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+ | *[[Incel]]s |
== External Links == |
== External Links == |
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Latest revision as of 01:56, 23 January 2024
The manosphere is a broad term applied to a variety of movements involving men or focused on men's issues. In general participants in the various movements within the manosphere agree on the problems facing men and boys but disagree on how, or even if, they should be addressed. The manosphere does not include all groups that recognise the issues facing men and boys since even a small minority of feminists, such as Christina Hoff Sommers and Camille Paglia recognise and raise awareness of the issues.