How to confront bigots on social media — and win


There are some influencers who have built entire communities around misogyny and sexism, says the writer. – AFP

MY journey to becoming an online presence is nothing short of accidental. After getting fired from my job at a well-known sports conglomerate, I felt more lost than ever. That’s when TikTok came into my life and my online persona was born.

Today I have nearly eight million followers on TikTok. My large following has allowed me to become a full-time content creator. However, my niche is not popular among influencers. And that’s because my niche is roasting misogynistic men on social media.

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