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misogyny

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Fact Checks

For Fact’s Sake podcast LIVE: How do we tackle online misogyny?

Misogyny has existed throughout history, but in recent years a newly-packaged form has taken hold online, promoted by influencers

Ferret Journalists Jan 8, 2025

Man looking at his laptop in a dark room.

Fact Checks

Explained: The rise of online misogyny

Misogynistic attitudes have existed throughout history, but some young men are being caught up in a newly-packaged version of

Ferret Journalists Oct 13, 2024

Society

Toxic? How do we tackle the rise of misogyny fuelled by online hate

On the way to the activity wing of Polmont Young Offenders Institute – through locked doors and up and down stairs

Karin Goodwin Oct 13, 2024

Society

For Fact’s Sake podcast: Why do women footballers still face so much abuse online?

As the World Cup reaches its climax, For Fact’s Sake podcast looks at the abuse that some women footballers

Ferret Journalists Aug 17, 2023

Fact Checks

For Fact’s Sake podcast: Why are young men drawn to Andrew Tate?

We’ve got a brand new series of podcasts, and a brand new name. The FFS Show is now For

Alastair Brian Jan 25, 2023