Men Who Hate Women
by Laura Bates
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Men Who Hate Women is a non-fiction investigation into secretive online communities defined by misogyny and anti-feminism. Laura Bates examines how these groups are structured, how they radicalize members, and how their ideology has spread from internet forums into mainstream spaces including schools and government.
Men Who Hate Women is a work of non-fiction by Laura Bates, described by its publisher as a women's rights activist who has experienced misogynistic attacks online. The book examines secretive extremist communities that express contempt for women, tracing the roots of misogyny across what the description calls a complex spiderweb of groups. It frames these communities as part of a wider pattern of hostility toward women and opposition to feminism, and sets out to map how the different groups relate to one another.
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- Who is it for?
- Parents, educators, and readers who support gender equality, according to the publisher's description.
- What are the main themes?
- Misogyny and anti-feminism as organized movements; radicalization and grooming tactics; the structure and operation of extremist communities; parallels with other extremist movements; the mainstreaming of fringe ideology; what can be done to counter these movements.
- Who wrote it?
- Laura Bates, described as a women's rights activist who has experienced misogynistic attacks online.
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- Non-fiction book (Politics & Society category).
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