Misogynistic social posts, bullying of women and girls have spiked since election
Misogynistic social posts, bullying of women and girls have spiked since election
In some cases, such attacks have made their way to classrooms and college campuses.
Summary
Following the recent presidential election, online misogynistic and abusive attacks targeting women have surged, with phrases like "Your body, my choice" and "Repeal the 19th" (constitutional amendment that allowed women to vote) going viral.
Far-right influencer and white nationalist Nick Fuentes contributed to this trend with a social media post celebrating Trump’s victory, which amassed over 90 million views.
Reports indicate the harassment has extended to classrooms and campuses.
Experts warn parents to discuss these harmful online trends with children as social media increasingly shapes young people's perspectives.