Guiding boys away from the manosphere’s dark edges


One of the world’s best-known influencers known for being a misogynist, Andrew Tate. — AFP

FIRST, let’s get the caveats out of the way.

The American “manosphere” – that nebulous world of terminally online, mostly young, male influencers, YouTubers, pranksters and UFC fighters, now making headlines for its role in Donald Trump’s US presidential election win – isn’t some inherently dangerous force.

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